Tuesday, 26 August 2014
The Big Picture Magazine are running a spooky series of horror-themed articles to tie in with Film4's FrightFest, and I've gladly spent a couple of days watching some scary movies so that I could contribute this piece, a look at the representation of the British countryside in horror.
Turn the lights out, have your spare trousers at the ready, and enjoy.
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