The Kim Newman Web Site
Audio Books
Narrated by William Gaminara, and on sale at Audible.com.
Narrated by Tom Hodgkins, and on sale at Audible.com.
Narrated by William Gaminara, and on sale at Audible.com.
Narrated by William Gaminara, and on sale at Audible.com.
Film
Adaptations
‘Ubermensch’ (2009)
A short film adapted from a short story written by Kim. Daniel Poole wrote the screenplay and Simon Temple directed. It starred Nicholas G. Cooper, David Clendinning, and Jacqui Duncan. IMDB.
Appearences
- Kim made a film appearence in Headcase (Clio Barnard, 1997)
Director
‘Missing Girl‘ (Kim Newman, 2001)
This film was part of a challenge where three journalists were given a theme and a crew, and then told to create a film from scratch in under 24 hours. This short, short (100 seconds) stars Maribel Jimenez and Stephen Jones.
Scripts
- Anno Dracula
- Cash & Carrie with Chris Wicking
- Charm with Chris Wicking
- The Darklings
- Donna Mobile
- Enchantress
- An English Ghost Story
- The Horror Film Murders with Chris Wicking
- Missing Girl
- “The Original Dr. Shade”
- The Quorum
Podcasts
- ‘Illimitable Dominion‘ on Tales to Terrify, narrated by Nathan Lowell.
- ‘Is There Anybody There‘ on Tales to Terrify, narrated by Kim Lakin-Smith
- ‘The Serial Murders‘, on Starship Sofa, narrated by Gareth Stack.
Radio
Audio Drama
Kim’s BBC science fiction radio drama Cry Babies, broadcast originally on BBC Radio 4, is available to purchase from SpokenWorld Audio.
- ‘Mildew Manor’ for the BBC’s Cult Vampire Magazine, which included a full cast performance of the short story.
- ‘Phish Phood’ for BBC Radio 7
- ‘A Shambles in Belgravia’ on the BBC’s BBC’s Cult Web Site – a full cast performance of the short story.
Entertainment
- Dicing With Dragons (Radio 4).
- Film in the Forties: Part 4, “Out of the Shadows – Val Lewton” (Radio 3)
- “The Rise and Fall of the House of Hammer” (Radio 2)
TV
Adaptations
Week Woman (1999)
Kim’s short story of the same name was an episode in the second season of the Canadian TV series The Hunger (1999). It was adapted by Terry Curtis Fox, and directed by Daniel Grou. It starred David LaHaye and Brooke Smith. It’s now available in the The Hunger: Series 2 DVD box set.
Scripts
- ‘The Hero Strikes Back’ (Signals, 1990, Channel 4)
- The Vault of Horror (1992, BBC2)
- Dr. Terror’s Vault of Horror (1993, BBC1)
- Dr. Terror Presents (1996, BBC1)
- Prince of Egypt: From Dream to Scream (1998)
- A Study in Sherlock : Time Shift (BBC 4, 2005) – co-written.
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