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Issue 173: Kong Turn
Inside the house of fear, terror tomes, horror historian, reviews, news and much more! News From the Dark Side You axed for it, and ...
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Issue 172: Blood on the Bootlace
We talk to I Spit on Your Grave director Meir Zarchi, catch up with effects ace Gino De Rossi, look back at classic 1964 ...
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Issue 171: The Incredible Melton Man
In the most incestuous Dark Side feature yet, our longest serving horror hack, John Martin, grills resident artist extraordinaire Rick ...
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Issue 170: The Spirit is Thrilling
This issue we look at the spookiest ghost movies of all time, explore the life and career of Wes Craven and talk to British actress ...
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Issue 169: Twins of Evil
We talk to Stanley Kubrick's right hand man on The Shining, explore the post-war history of horror and ask: what became of Vanessa Howard?
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Issue 168: A Very British Monster
We pay tribute to Christopher Lee, plus interviews with Bronx Warrior Enzo G. Castellari, English Gothic author Jonathan Rigby, Odeon’s ...
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Sodium Party: A Modern Classic Now Available Online
There’s an old adage that the best films premier not at big festivals but at small ones. The inaugural IndieCork festival back in 2013 ...
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Issue 167: The Hound of Hammer
We look at the making of the classic 1959 version of The Hound of the Baskervilles, examine the world’s goriest film posters, and ...
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Issue 166: The Making of the Shining
John Martin meets the men behind 88 Films, Denis Meikle takes a look at Black Moon - a forgotten zombie movie from the 1930s ...
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Issue 165: Witchfinder Memories
A bumper issue for you this month as we conclude our interview with the First Lady of Fantasy, Caroline Munro, chat with with Jörg ...
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Competition Winners: A Year of 101 Films’ Releases (plus the best of their catalogue)
We are very pleased here at The Dark Side to announce the winners of one of the biggest competitions we’ve ever run. The three ...
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Issue 162: The Spanish Horror Special
We talk to Craig Reardon, the makeup man behind such films as An American Werewolf In London, and Denis Meikle continues his look at ...
