Data Note 8A: These honorees on BlueSky are: @baconetti.bsky.social @momoshaty.bsky.social @cullenwade.bsky.social @drwalkingdead.bsky.social @scottryanfmp.bsky.social @cuneytcakirlar.bsky.social @mffrench.bsky.social ...
Two Horror Lex 2025 Year in Review charts. The chart titled Most Featured Authors lists: Simon Bacon, Mo Moshaty, Cullen Wade, Kyle William Bishop, Chris Fellner, Wayne Kinsey, Matt Rogerson, Scott Ryan, and Tom Weaver. The chart titled Honorable Mentions lists: Filipa Antunes, Cüneyt Çakırlar, Mark Fryers, C. Wylie Lenz, Laura Loguercio Cánepa, Robin R. Means Coleman, Kristopher Woofter, Dawn Keetley, Kristen Leer, Fernando Gabriel Pagnoni Berns, Alison Peirse, Catherine Pugh, and Kim Newman.
(8/8) The #HorrorLex2025 Year in Review concludes!
Almost 800 people contributed to at least one work in the Horror Lex index in 2025 as an author or editor. But let us thank those prolific few who contributed the most to the database this past year. A big wolf awoooo you all!
🚨 NHS England is rolling out Palantir software for our health records - handing huge power to a US firm with a track record in surveillance, military technology and human rights abuses.
Email your local Trust and say NO to Palantir in the NHS: notopalantir.goodlawproject.org/email-to-tar...
The Woman in Black by Mark Fryers and Marcus K. Harmes, part of the Devil’s Advocates series. The cover shows a shadowy figure in black standing near ruins. Text describes the book as a definitive study of the TV horror classic, with archival and behind-the-scenes content. Liverpool University Press logo in white in the bottom right hand corner.
This book studies the rich themes and fascinating production history of the The Woman in Black. It includes new insights gleaned from archival research and interviews, exploring what made this classic TV film so successful and impactful.
Find out more here:
bit.ly/TWIBlack
Looks awesome! 👏 I wish I were in the area!
- ghosts are in constant pain for unresolved trauma; vampires and zombies are condemned to a painful living death; werewolves undergo painful transformations and mental pain and conflict…
I’m not sure if this is helpful, but your post prompted me to consider whether a number of stock horror character tropes are indicative of persistent pain and trauma…
whatson.bfi.org.uk/Online/defau...
Please join me at the BFI Southbank next month where I will discuss my new book on Nigel Kneale’s adaptation of The Woman in Black (1989)
Couple more essays for the Palgrave Handbook of the Zombie:
— “Love and Romance in Zombie Narratives” by Ildikó Limpár
— “Harold’s Going Stiff: Aging and Mental Health in Zombie Narratives” by Mark Fryers
They can be found here:
link.springer.com/referencewor...
DT allegedly unhappy with his portrait…
Thank you for the tag ☺️
The cover of the new book about the TV film "The Woman in Black" which has a painting of a famous scene of the film, in which a woman in black mourning wear stands alone in a graveyard, ominously.
A very British story of "maternal rage and imperial disquiet." @mffrench.bsky.social's & Marcus K. Harmes' new book all about the 1989 televised kindertrauma flick THE WOMAN IN BLACK is now out from @livunipress.bsky.social.
liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/doi/book/10....
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