Vampire State Building, Unholy Collection
Review by Whispering John Carter This review of a five-track German Import Maxi CD was originally published in the January/February 1995 issue of the BFS Newsletter (Vol. 19, [...]
Heavenly Creatures
Review by Gary Couzens In 1953 New Zealand, plain Pauline Parker (Melanie Lynskey) meets in school the beautiful, patrician English Juliet Hulme (Kate Winslet). The two girls [...]
Star Trek: Generations
Review by Gary Couzens The maiden voyage of the new Enterprise and the retired Kirk, Scott and Chekov are honoured guests. However, they receive a distress signal from two [...]
Charles Urban’s Brutal Spirits, “edited” by Gary McMahon
Review by Jim Steel This is the fourth chapbook in Swan River’s series of imaginary histories of real buildings. Gary McMahon has taken the multi-storey carpark in [...]
Alison, by Andrew Humphrey
Reviewed by Jim Steel The way we live now. We have our friends. We’ve known them long enough to know that they’ve got flaws, but they’re the only friends [...]
Gud Magazine #2
Reviewed by Steven Pirie It’s marketed as a magazine, but the print edition of GUD, with no editorial, 190 pages in all and being the size of a paperback novel, looks [...]
Polluto #2
Reviewed by Jim Steel This special apocalypse (and garden furniture) themed edition of the magazine is just packed with bad ideas. You remember Highlander, don’t you? [...]
Graveyard Rendezvous #6 (ed. by Sandra Sharp)
Review by Jenny Barber This is the Guy N. Smith appreciation society ‘zine. Although most of the fiction is by Guy N. Smith, they do allow “guest writers” [...]
Peeping Tom #17 (ed. by Stuart Hughes)
Review by Jenny Barber This review was originally published in the January/February 1995 issue of the BFS Newsletter (Vol. 19, No. [...]