World Horror Convention 2010
I always thought conventions sounded a bit geeky. No offence. But this is particularly appealing to me. For the first time in it's history the WHC comes to Europe and more importantly Brighton. And that's where I live! Is that fate or what?
They'll have a ton of guests including many authors and artists but most exciting of all perhaps is Queen of Horror herself, Ingrid Pitt! They will have horror art of sale too. Wonder if the other half will let me get away with putting a 6 foot demon carrying a human sacrifice in the living room? Only time will tell. I'm so going though, and that's the end of it.
The Ghost Walk of Brighton
I've only ever been on one ghost walk before and that was on a very cold November night in London. It was great. Very eery with a very knowledgeable guide. It's a great way to learn things about a city you wouldn't normally hear about.
Ghost Stories at the Lyric Theatre, London
"WARNING: Please be advised that Ghost Stories contains moments of extreme shock and tension. We strongly advise those of a nervous disposition to think very seriously before attending." Sounds like my kind of thing.A list of films I will be taking in this 2010.
Exam
The Graves
Let Me In
Secret Sunday
So what are you looking forward to in 2010?
Oh, and before I forget, see you next year!
Conventions *are* a bit geeky, but that's part of the fun, right? And seriously, who could pass up the chance to meet Ingrid Pitt? She rocks.
ReplyDeleteFirst time I ever went to London, I begged and pleaded with my friends to go on one of the Jack The Ripper tours. Sadly, I never did. I hope to make it back some day and check it out along with the other ghost walks that are offered in the city.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to the new Nightmare on Elm Street with Jackie Earle Hailey. I'm dying to know what he does with the character.
Thanks L. Ingrid Pitt, yeah I know!!
ReplyDeletePoT - You really should take a tour next time. The guy we had does the famous Jack the Ripper tour. I should do that one too!