This is an excellent film.
And you get to see Quatermass 4 snog the wife of Quatermass 3.
@accordingtojond
Writer on archive TV and film. Currently working on a book about the BBC’s A Ghost Story for Christmas. Produced The Quatermass Experiment (2023) and Children of The Stone Tape (2024). Podcasts on Nigel Kneale and Giallo.
This is an excellent film.
And you get to see Quatermass 4 snog the wife of Quatermass 3.
It was just for the joke.
I can’t believe they’ve not released The Brain of Morbius in 4K.
By contrast, if you know ANYTHING about Star Trek, I’ll judge you to fuck.
Sometimes I really wish that was true.
Sure but I would hate for anyone to be piled on because The Strange World of Gurney Slade is perceived as too obvious an answer.
If I have done this, plus feel free to call me out.
I sincerely hope I don’t do this, for while I’m an expert in some areas of archive telly, I’m a complete ignoramus in others and the combined knowledge of this community has helped me hugely with the writing. Plus anyone who loves old telly should be applauded regardless of knowledge.
Lot of good quality drama though.
Subs can be sent off.
Yeah Death was 87.
RE- released that should’ve said.
86. Released in 88.
Ooh. Ta.
Cool. Where’s this?
Thanks.
A black and white illustration inspired by Susan Hill's novel The Woman in Black. A woman in late Victorian mourning stands in a graveyard in a flat desolate landscape. There are two stone pillars in the foreground.
An illustration of the ghost of a woman in a dress of the mid to late Georgian era with a sort of skeletal face. She is stood / hovering in front of a detached Georgian house in the dusk, flanked by dark trees, with its front door lit from above.
A print of a black and white illustration inspired by John Masefield's novel the Box of Delights: a bearded man with a heavy pack trudges through snow pursued by wolves. There's a big white house in the distance, and a small aeroplane (in fact a car-o-plane) in the sky. The scene is flanked by trees and emerges from a square box. The face of its beholder is just visible.
A ridiculous black and white illustration (in print form) of worshippers dancing around a ceremonial bonfire in the trees. The flames take the shape of a large cat's head.
Hello! I've been a bit preoccupied lately with real life and stuff but I've finally put a bit of effort into my Etsy shop... added new prints and restocked old ones. Do have a look. Sharing much appreciated. Thank you.
sarahcoomershop.etsy.com
This is an important thread for anyone who cares, not only about archive research, but BBC accountability.
This is like moaning because East Enders isn’t actually real.
OOOH TA.
Radio 3 is one of my favourite things about middle age.
Oh that’s very kind, thank you.
Brontz and me wearing sun visors with mics clipped to them.
One year ago since @bronteschiltz.bsky.social and I got paid to talk over Quatermass 2 for Hammer’s Blu Ray release.
I shall investigate.
National Trust sign for BRANODUNUM ROMAN FORT.
A field with fuck all in it.
Passed a Roman Fort on my walk today. You sort of have to use your imagination.
I’m considering a second (cheaper) pair.
@loreleiking.bsky.social. May me of interest.
Alright Pip.
Tosser.
Indeed. I know Matthew and Tacy.