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Coming Attractions
A note from the Management… Remember those horror portmanteau movies of the past, such as Tales from the Crypt, From Beyond The Grave and Doctor Terror’s House of Horrors? They’re back and now on stage! Five passengers meet on a train and agree to tell each other monstrous stories of possession, hauntings, devilry…
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Twinkle, Twinkle, K9 Killer
Looking through some old stuff I found this short piece that I wrote on request for Starburst magazine in 2005. Even if you read it back then, I’m sure you’ll have forgotten it by now. I know I had… Somewhere in the cuttings files they’ve got me tagged as “the man who killed K9”, and…
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Stan Lee’s Lucky Man
They’re doing publicity now – mostly tied to interviews with Stan Lee around the release of his graphic novel-style memoir – so it’s probably OK for me to say that I worked on this. Stan Lee’s Lucky Man will air on Sky in 2016. The series was developed by Neil Biswas from a concept by…
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George Barris 1925-2015
I’m reposting this from October 2009. The night before my birthday, I had an idea for a way to mark it. I’m spending a lot of time on my own here in Los Angeles, but it was no big deal being alone on my birthday. It’s not like I’m twelve or anything. But… one of…
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New Becker
There’s no official announcement yet, but it’s probably OK to tell you that the first hardcover edition to hit the market will be a signed limited from Subterranean Press in 2016. Other editions to follow. I’ve been through the proofs, and the interior’s a lovely piece of design in tune with the novel’s 1913 setting.…
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Crusoe on Drama
Crusoe begins a run on the UK’s Drama channel this Sunday at 6pm. Channel 20 on Freeview, 158 on Sky, 190 if you’re looking for it on Virgin. Poldark offered you just the one shirtless hero. We give you two! Philip Winchester, Tongayi Chirisa, Anna Walton, Sam Neill, Sean Bean, Joaquim de Almeida, Georgina Rylance……
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The Authentic William James
First announced in July over on the Sebastian Becker blog; I know it’s been a while coming but I’ve now signed the US contract for this, the third Becker book. More details soon.
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The Rain That Never Fell
“The first time that he saw her was across the parking lot of a motorway service area. It was about a quarter to midnight, and it had been raining. He could see that she was tired and cold and that she’d probably been on her feet for some time. She didn’t look much more than…
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Peter Diamond
You won’t know the face, I can almost guarantee it, although you’ll probably have seen it a hundred times. More, possibly, as with a change of hat and or facial hair he’d often take several action roles in a single movie. Such is the work of the jobbing stunt performer, submerging his identity for the…