A Ghost Story for Christmas: Woman of Stone Review: "A satisfying twist in the tale"

A Ghost Story for Christmas: Woman of Stone Review: "A satisfying twist in the tale"

This half hour horror was a spooky Christmas Eve treat.

A Ghost Story for Christmas: Woman of Stone, review: E Nesbit’s chiller gets a vigilante feminist twist

Although there are creaking ghostly knights, Mark Gatiss’s chilller for BBC Two is nimble and light-footed

Meet the cast of A Ghost Story for Christmas: Woman of Stone

In spite of some fears last year that the series could be coming to an end, Mark Gatiss is back with a brand-new Ghost Story for Christmas, this time based on E Nesbit’s Man-Size in Marble. The short film, which is called Woman of Stone, follows a Victorian couple whose seemingly idyllic life in a quiet village is overshadowed by a legend, which says that the village church’s tomb effigies will rise from their slabs on Christmas Eve. Woman of St…

A Ghost Story for Christmas: Woman of Stone review – this E Nesbit tale definitely ain’t The Railway Children

Read More   Mark Gatiss’s seventh festive horror tale is an adaptation of a short story by the children’s author – with added sisterhood and righteous vengeance I have never understood the association of ghost stories with Christmas. Is it because it is still a part-pagan festival? Is it because we don’t like to let ourselves…

Exclusive interview: Éanna Hardwicke on starring in A Ghost Story For Christmas: Woman of Stone

A Ghost Story For Christmas: Woman of Stone stars Éanna Hardwicke as a Victorian newly-wed who gets the fright of his life.