A fortnight late but very happy to see the BFI put together a list of 35 Great British Horror films and one of mine made the list. Far From the Apple Tree alongside Don't Look Now, The Wicker Man, Peeping Tom, Witchfinder General and The Innocents. Happy

@grafters7a That's an excellent box set. Great track listing, rare mixes and great sound. There's an equally excellent Beach Boys box set from the same time if you don't have it

@IsaacbrutalMark That's very true and I'll do it again!

@R0Poem Do it. I tried to resist but have had restless sleep since it was released. Now I am at peace...until the next one

@Matt_Q_OnX 😂

@tim_everitt I'm with you. I'm a huge fan of tungsten. Despite the CRI of LEDs being vastly improved I still think it makes for really lovely and natural skintones. Sadly, I can't see many producers being swung by paying to run a studio full of 20Ks

Tonight's double bill: Two lesser regarded greats from two highly regarded greats but greats still.

RT @thefarm_carl: Dear indie music fans in Scotland, check out Liverpool’s @keysideliv they play the legendary @kingtuts soon. @colinmccred…

...It's also hugely enjoyable – anything with ancient aliens genetically engineering the human race, mind recorders, insect ghosts and a really cool looking energy demon that was the inspiration for Echo, the rabbit god of the Bunnymen is got to be a good thing.

6. Digital sensors issues were resolved in the 2010s with little change in how an image was captured, beyond small increments. What you're seeing is a complete aesthetic change due to what feeds the sensors – a new type of light that continues to advance greater than any camera.

@welshjb Fantastic

@IsaacbrutalMark Haha!