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I didn’t like the Loney but bought Starve Acre because of its cover, keep meaning to read it.

This painting on an old photo by David Tibet (Current 93) is giving me the absolute chills.

Maybe more in the realm of weird/uncanny than folk horror but…

Bizarrely, I’ve never watched it.

Cemetery at the Cathedral of St. John Episcopal - not only did Lovecraft hang around here but so did Edgar Allan Poe as (one of) his fiancée(s) lived next to it (and he lived in Providence for a time, which I never knew).

This was his next (and final) house where he wrote “The Haunter of the Dark”. It used to be on a different street when he lived there but they moved the whole house to build a big university building on the original site.

10 Barnes St, Providence, Rhode Island: You could call this the birthplace of weird fiction, it was HP Lovecraft’s home for 7 years and he wrote most of his best stories here. I was over in Boston on business and took a day trip out to tour the town and get a feel for the landmarks he mentions...

They’re full series though, I’m thinking something shorter where each episode covers a short story. Those full series go on too long and sap all the dread out of the stories. Black Mirror but goth basically.

I’ve been thinking of this, and I know they’ve made a shite anthology thing from the Books of Blood but an anthology show where they do different adaptations of short stories by various authors would be great - MR James, Shirley Jackson, Clive Barker, Robert Aickman, etc. could be great. Just...

With that in mind, they should really make a movie of Clive Barker’s “In the Hills, The Cities” from Books of Blood.

They should use the Alien naming template: The Wicker Man The Wicker Men The Wicker Man 3 The Wicker Man Resurrection The Wicker Man Vs Predator The Wicker Man Vs Predator 2: Requiem Wicketheus The Wicker Man Covenant

What is it? Unless you’re signed into Netflix you don’t get to see what it is.

https://thumped.com/bbs/threads/folk-horror.97862/post-1780162

I look forward to seeing your film and definitely interested in anything Machen-related or inspired.

8CDs!

Me too. I’ve seen them pop up on Twitter a lot and finally looked at the site to see the contents.

Hellebore

Because books don’t exist and other cultures don’t have folk traditions?

First rule of folk horror: Spend 90% of the time arguing about whether something is Folk Horror or not.

I thought that was a gearstick top right.