Ghostwatch: Behind the Curtains

Greetings, Ghostwatchers! Almost every year, fellow Foxhillians send in their remarkable artworks to celebrate National Séance, and it is always such a joy to check them out. As the long-awaited Ghostwatch: On The Night special edition Blu-ray from Lawman Productions continues to inch towards the finish line, we were wondering if you might like your work to be showcased in the release itself... The Blu-ray is currently set to have an accompanying booklet which takes the form of a ficticious report investigating the Ghostwatch broadcast. We would like you to send in your personal Ghostwatch- inspired artwork to be included within its scrutinising pages. This can take any form of your choosing, all we ask that it encapsulates your personal impression of the show, its characters, story, and legacy, to later be selected by either an elite team of art experts, or failing that, us, to then be slotted into a few extra pages. You have until January 1st 2025 to get your submissions to us (i

Greetings Ghostwatchers! Randomly happening upon the following types of fine details is always thrilling for me, for some reason. It's a bit like revisiting an old unfinished jigsaw puzzle, picking up some strange irregular piece that looks like it will never fit, then somehow it does, and you can put the pair of scissors back in the drawer, Ted. During National Séance 2024 (in which, Pipes Peepers/Phobes/Procrastinators, we trended #10 on the leaderboards), X user @EnglishDamsel somehow identified the exact magazine that Suzanne can be seen reading in the sisters' bedroom around 15 mins into the programme. Naturally, I felt compelled to pick up a £14 copy, perfectly preserved from July 1992, that originally cost £2.50 (the value of these things is just skyrocketing!) I must admit, in anticipation of putting together this article, for a moment, I thought I was writing for another blog. As you can see, there are a number of pages that ably confirm this eagle-eyed discovery.