Transitory Readings
Oscar SparkesPhD Candidate in Creative Writing (Horror Studies). Musings on horror, literature, pop culture and film reviews.
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The Horrors of Who #1: The Screaming Earth of ‘Inferno’
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As this is a deep dive into the 1970 serial ‘Inferno’, there will be spoilers ahead.
Doctor Who has been a nightmare factory to its child audience for decades. The “monster of the week” format left many hiding behind the sof...
Introducing ‘The Horrors of Who’
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Welcome back subscribers and returning readers. For those of you familiar with Transitory Readings, I am all about horror in any shape of form. And sometimes, I like to glance at the potential for horror that lies in works th...
Why Horror?: An Ode to an Unapologetic Genre
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It’s film awards season. The Golden Globes came and went, but now the Oscar buzz is in the air, and the nominees have been announced. And it got me thinking about horror. Well, I mean what’s new, right? I’m an avid fan of the...
“Now It’s Dark”: One Year Without David Lynch
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This post is a little different from the usual stuff, but I have been wanting to write about this figure for a very long time, and the time seems just right,
January 16th 2026 marks 1 year since the passing of filmmaker, pai...
Blind Visions: Augustina Bazterrica's The Unworthy
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When the world has ushered in the apocalypse, faith offers a chance to save society from collapse more than ever. But faith orchestrated in the wrong hands can only lead to a doomed salvation. Agustina Bazterrica continues to...
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