Hypnogoria

Join Mr Jim Moon once more by the fireside for some talk about ghouls, the original cannibalistic humanoid underground dwellers, and a reading of HP Lovecraft's classic tale Pickman's Model

Mr Jim Moon takes a look at an underground horror flick from the infamous Toetag Pictures. So ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats for a tour of The Redsin Tower (2006).

Hallowe'en is here again, and the perfect time to indulge in a spot of weird fiction. So join Mr Jim Moon by the fireside for a reading of the classic tale of terror The Graveyard Rats by Henry Kuttner. Plus there's a reading of a short weird verse for Samhain from the Old Gentleman himself, HP Lovecraft.

Mr Jim Moon braves the terrors of the night, low res footage and motion sickness in order to deliver to you gentle listener, a review to the sequel of last year's supernatural smash hit Paranormal Activity.

It's poetry time again, with Mr Jim Moon waxing lyrical about his favourite season and reading a selection of suitably autumnal verses from down the ages. Yes, including that Keats one!

This time round Mr Jim Moon cast a quizzical eye over one of the strangest Doctor Who stories ever screened, the Seventh Doctor adventure Ghostlight

For this outing we venture into the world of dark ambience, with a quartet of spooky soundscapes concocted from various bits of tat including sound effects from the Thief series of games and samples from The Evil Dead.

The poetry continues with Mr Jim Moon rambling about the classic Mersey Sound anthology and reading an extract from Prose-poem Towards A Definition of Itself by renowned poet Brian Patten.

After the torrent of Predators spawned abuse, Mr Jim Moon attempts to rectify the balance with a poetry reading… No, don't run away! It's a funny one – The Oxford Hysteria of English Poetry by modern master Adrian Mitchell.

Mr Jim Moon casts a critical eye over the latest installment of the Predator franchise. Spoilers and swearing ensue…

Mr Jim Moon welcomes you to the Great Library of Dreams at Hypnogoria Towers with a sample review of Italian zombie nonsense Burial Ground (1981) and a pair of short spooky readings from Lord Halifax's Ghost Book.