Exorcising Ghostwatch

Ghostwatch

Smoke & Mirrors and Steven Seagal on Amazon.com ($3.99)

Smoke & Mirrors and Steven Seagal on Amazon UK (£2.99)

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~ by Stuart on October 14, 2013.

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6 Responses to “Exorcising Ghostwatch”

  1. I did a dirty, filthy big LOL at “alright, Pipes mate?” Good job, fella.

    Alan said this on October 15, 2013 at 4:47 pm | Reply

  2. Reblogged this on Tales From The Cynical Side and commented:
    A brilliant piece about Ghostwatch. Top top stuff.

    Bazihnio said this on October 15, 2013 at 7:16 pm | Reply

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  5. […] In a previous piece on here, I spoke about the term ‘Hauntology’ — think, the innate creepiness in the visuals of the past; brown wallpaper and public information films of 1970′s Britain — and A Field in England has one of the most overpowering senses of hauntology in many a year. There’s something inherently unsettling about that Civil War era, of Matthew Hopkins putting innocent women to the stake, and crop failure ascribed to the meddling hand of the Devil himself. In a time period where modern religion has yet to sweep away Pagan earth-worship with superstitions of its own, it’s a distinctly British mysticism tackled by Field, of ancient nature and countryside, and hallucinogens that grow underfoot, where Pan stalks between stone circles, prancing his cloven feet down ley lines. […]

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