Bøger af Darrell Buxton

A notorious serial murderer survives to perpetuate his deadly deeds...Monstrous childhood memories resurface to plague a troubled soul...A newly-opened cinema may be inhabited by the spectre of a vintage movie star - or possibly something worse...Violent teenage gang members encounter an even more terrifying threat in the woods... Vampires, zombies. ghouls, monsters, and all-too human psychos step out of the screen and secrete themselves between the covers of our latest creepy collection - more than 30 terror tales to frighten even the hardiest horror hounds! These petrifying pages contain spine-chilling stories galore, each one a sinister spin on characters or situations from classic and cult British horror movies.

Welcome to your nightmare! Late-night king of the airwaves encounters a disturbed and lonely listener with deranged thoughts on her mind...Upper crust cricketers hit a sticky wicket when caught up in the ancient rites of a remote and hostile country village...After giving a lift to a roadside hitch-hiker, an insurance broker discovers that his mystery passenger is a portent of disaster...A couple's new cottage is haunted by unseen presences - which only one of the pair can hear... An all-new selection of macabre and creepy tales, and just for you music lovers we've named every single story after a song. It's a mixtape from a mausoleum, in a place where the letters 'D.J.' stand for 'Deadly Jeopardy' and where '18 with a bullet' sends you down into the ground rather than up into the top ten. Press play, pump up the volume, and pray that you make it as far as the B-side... INCLUDES PREVIOUSLY UNPUBLISHED FICTION BY LAWRENCE GORDON CLARKE

Frying tonight! Ratings-hungry radio presenter bites off more than they can chew when a ravenous caller reveals a peculiar penchant for body parts...Meet the feral juvenile gang for whom 'NHS' means 'Nourishing Human Sustenance'...Pop idols feed the world. Live Aid? Quite the opposite...You'll love the pub grub at the rural tavern serving up horrific hors d'oeuvres and a macabre main course... Full of meaty goodness! The latest flavoursome volume in the popular BHF series brings you ghoulish gastronomy galore, as we dare to enter the anthropophagic arena of... the cannibal! Guaranteed to make you vomit, our selection of terror tales this time focuses on flesh-eating and the very worst aspects of human nature. We present a tempting plateful of sizzlingly succulent pan-fried shockers for your delectation. What's on the menu? Watch out - it might just be you, dear reader...

During rehearsal, rival raucous rock groups inadvertently conjure up an ancient evil from the mystic East.Struggling stand-up comic hits the heights when he acquires a sinister joke book - but at what devilish personal cost?Epicurean demonologist's scheme to consume everything he possibly can goes horribly awry.Local loner taunted by neighbourhood kids bides his time to claim hideous Halloween night payback. Presenting the Devil and all his works, in this brand-new collection of terror tales to make your very soul shudder. Satanic rituals, sonorous incantations, children of the damned, denizens of Hades, and Beelzebub himself are all here to plunge you into the fiery pit! Stories from a Godless universe, gathered from 'the other place' and set before your tortured gaze...

Day-to-day life in a small market town is shattered by a relentless avian attack...Could a popular holiday resort really be under threat from mythical horned creatures under the command of their demented trainer?...Beware the gnawing parasitic infestation shredding your flesh while you sleep...Panicked presenters in peril capture something creepy on camera during a televised live nature-watch... Beasts Go Crazy! The animal kingdom rises up and fights back in this selection of brand-new terror tales. We've got the whole ferocious menagerie here, from inherently savage creatures to domestic pets gone feral, as our authors unveil their inner primal selves and bring you a safari of shocks.Be careful opening this book - you never know what might leap out and eat your face off!Don't rattle their cages...

The moon is full... the witching hour approaches...time to devour sacrificial offerings anew! Drug-induced paranoia brings familiar television figures to sinister life...Something nasty dwells beneath the floorboards of a country cottage, awaiting the new tenants...An unexpected postal delivery leads to the uncovering of an ancient vampire's legacy...Strange surgical practices are employed to remove a deadly tumour - with post-op consequences... Traumatizing new tales of terror emerge from the tomb! The weird world of British horror cinema inspires this latest collection of devilish and disturbing fiction, putting fresh spins on a cornucopia of chilling characters last glimpsed through the haze of late-night television or encountered at menacing midnight movie marathons. Dare you venture beyond the silver screen, into a nightmarish new dimension bringing all your frightening favourites to the printed page?Be brave, be bold... or be buried! INCLUDES PREVIOUSLY UNPUBLISHED FICTION BYLAWRENCE GORDON CLARK

The Shrieking Sixties sets out to document and comment upon the British horror boom of the 1960s. Edited by Darrell Buxton (U.K. horror expert and critic whose work has appeared in publications including Samhain, Creeping Flesh and Giallo Page) and written by a variety of contributors, including Mike Hodges (Fangoria), Steven West (Is It...Uncut?) and Christopher Wood (British Horror Films website), the book features informative and lively reviews of 150 creepy, macabre and downright scary movies. Additional appendices cover the short films of the era, borderline titles and a study of how the censors handled an onslaught of on-screen shudders. From Hammer's Brides of Dracula and Plague of the Zombies, to cult classics like Witchfinder General and Scream and Scream Again, The Shrieking Sixties runs the gruesome gamut. Of particular note is the book's coverage of Lindsay Shonteff's 1969 shocker Night, After Night, After Night, revealing daring new information about this ahead-of-its-time proto-slasher, and the rarely seen and even more rarely discussed The Return of Dracula, a specialist vampire movie presented in British Sign Language. In the tradition of recent successful publications such as English Gothic, Fragments of Fear and Ten Years of Terror, The Shrieking Sixties seems set to become a vital, essential addition to any fright film fan's library