Peter Jackson’s 1996 film The Frighteners is very much a typical ghost train at an amusement park. There are plenty of twists and turns, enough of which to disorientate you. Whilst not frightening (and not being expected to be frightened as you queue up), it may still be enthralling for any fan of the macabre. It’s fun for sure, but does it make sense?
From summer holidays to beaches and lifeguards, these novels capture the essence of the season while delivering spine-tingling suspense. Here are 5 of the best Fear Street books to take to the beach this summer!
The Craft is a bubbling cauldron of alt-rock, female empowerment and paganism. An interesting brew, overridden with a bitterness come about by overdone clichés, and an over-reliance on special effects.
Just as Edinburgh residents thought it was safe to go house-hunting, reports have emerged of ghostly visitations in one part of the city. The elegant Georgian New Town has long been admired for its sophisticated charm, but recent events have left some spooked.
In the late ’80s and early ’90s, many kids’ first playground experience was one of the Tiger Electronics Handheld games. Let’s see 3 of spookiest handhelds on the market in the ’90s.
