Antipodean Wyrd
Australian Folk Horror/Sci-Fi/Fantasy/High Strangeness & Landscape Punk. | Privileged to live and work on unceded Mumirimina country.
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Spirit of Place: The Eddie Cochran Memorials
The term Spirit Of Place in a modern context can refer to the actual ambience of a location, the particular feelings that the locale instils in people that visit or reside there. In (…) horror films (…) there may often be a brooding or ee...
Ghost Transmissions: ‘Classic’ Doctor Who & Andra
My earliest childhood memories involve being a receiver of stories, long before I ever dreamt of conjuring them myself.
In my very first conscious recollection I am sitting on the sofa in our living room, watching television. It is late i...
"All the little devils are proud of Hell": The First Wave of Australian folk horror - Part Three
NOTE: First Nations people should be aware that this article contains images of and references to deceased persons.
The subjects of my first two posts, Walkabout and Wake in Fright, were made, respectively, by a British and a Bulgarian-Can...
"All the little devils are proud of Hell": The First Wave of Australian folk horror - Part Two
The opening shot of Wake In Fright.
Ted Kotcheff’s Wake in Fright, adapted from the 1961 novel by Kenneth Cook, presents a heat-warped perversion of those most sacred Australian myths: mateship, egalitarianism, and the ‘fair go’. Its desol...
"All the little devils are proud of Hell": The First Wave of Australian folk horror - Part One
NOTE: First Nations people should be aware that this article contains images of and references to deceased persons.
Donald Pleasance in Wake In Fright.
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