Welcome to our review section for Issue # 6 (July 2009). We have divided our reviews into four categories: Books, Films, New Media (computer games, comics and graphic novels) and Television.  Simply click on the appropriate image or title to read them. To access reviews from previous issues please visit
     
                          
REVIEWS
The Irish Journal of Gothic and Horror Studies:
Red Riding (Channel 4/ Optimum Home Entertainment, March 2009)
Dollhouse (Fox, 2009)
Reaper (e4, 2008 to date)
Ashes to Ashes, Season 2 (BBC1, April-June 2009)
Left 4 Dead (Developer: Valve, Publisher: EA)
Dead Space (Developer: Visceral Games, Publisher: EA)
Resident Evil 5 (Developer: Capcom)
Jane Austen and Seth Grahame-Smith, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
David Moody, Hater
Brigid Cherry, Horror
Shaun Tan, Tales From Outer Suburbia
Drag Me to Hell (Dir. Sam Raimi) USA, 2009)
The Roger Corman Collection - Five Guns West / Gunslinger / Premature Burial / The Haunted Palace / The Masque of the Red Death / The Wild Angels (1955 - 1966) (Dir. Roger Corman) USA, 2008
Not Quite Hollywood (Dir. Mark Hartley)
Australia/USA, 2008
The Last House on the Left (Dir. Dennis Illiadis) USA, 2009
Coraline (Dir. Henry Selick) USA, 2009

Jonathan Maberry, Patient Zero
F.E.A.R. 2 (Developer: Monolith Productions, Publisher:  Warner Bros Interactive Studios)
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Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone:  The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street (Bloomsbury Publishing, 2009)
Freaks of the Heartland (Dark Horse, 2004-2005)
Collin Haines, “Frightened by a Word”: Shirley Jackson and the Lesbian Gothic