Clive Barker: A to Z of Horror
Overview
Clive Barker's A-Z of Horror was a documentary series that premiered on BBC2 in 1997. Written and presented by Clive Barker, it delved into the evolution of horror, examining its impact on both film and art. Accompanying the series, a companion book was published, showcasing Barker's artwork along with film critiques by Stephen Jones.
Episodes
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1
American Psycho
Clive Barker delves into the chilling life of Wisconsin farmer Ed Gein, who transitioned from grave-robbing to committing murder during the 1950s. Gei...
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2
The Devil You Know
Clive Barker explores the reasons behind The Exorcist's status as one of the most terrifying horror films in history. He delves into the writings of S...
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3
The Kingdom of the Dead
This episode explores the iconic film Night of the Living Dead, created by George A. Romero and his friends with a minimal budget. It also features a ...
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4
Broken Homes
John Carpenter, the mastermind behind Halloween, shares his insights on how a single night can transform peaceful suburban neighborhoods into terrifyi...
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5
A Fate Worse Than Death
Clive Barker delves into Dennis Wheatley's creations, highlighting how the supernatural intertwines with a distinct sense of English identity. Additio...
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6
Beyond Good and Evil
Clive Barker wraps up the series by showcasing the legendary horror actress Barbara Steele. He delves into the eerie universe of Ira Levin's 1967 book...
