HIS HOUSE - This is an interesting take on the haunted house sub-genre . Two refugees escape to Britain and are given asylum in a house full of ghosts and disturbing goings-on. It's tense and weird, drifting between dreams and reality. Rather harrowing but well worth watching.

SALEM'S LOT (1979) - The original TV movie. I found this for 50p in a charity shop!! It's got a great cast, including David Soul and James Mason. It's a little slow but it is very creepy and you do get swept up in the atmosphere. The vampire does look more funny than scary.

THE CONJURING - Possibly the most I've jumped during a horror film in a long time. It really loves its jump-scares. I enjoyed it. It's a solid haunted house/possession flick. I'm not sure I could sit through Annabelle - or rather, not sure I could sit STILL.

MISERY - I had only ever seen *that* scene and because I was anticipating *that* scene it made the whole experience for me even more suspenseful. It's grim but gripping. James Caan is brilliant and Kathy Bates is utterly terrifying, no wonder she won the Oscar.

We had to really scale back on this episode, yet the result - combined with Odinn's faultless score - is still something of which I am immensely proud. Turn up the volume and get lost in the horrible wellness world of GLUB.

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HAPPY HALLOWEEN! 🎃👂👻🎼💀🎧 (3/3)

We recorded them both in studio but at separate times (not that you'd notice). I also have to give a big thank you to all our cast members who gave us their remote voice cameos for this episode - whether it was a voxpop, an announcement, or a random line/scream for the fake trailer. (2/3)

IN THE MOUTH OF MADNESS - The third part of John Carpenter's Apocalypse Trilogy which I managed to find in its entirety on YouTube! It's a pretty fucking crazy film - both funny and eerie - and I was definitely hooked. Fab cast as well, I sometimes forget that Sam Neil can really do horror!