Kim’s updated edition of his exploration of horror cinema, Nightmare Movies, published by Bloomsbury, is now available for pre-order on Amazon. Although, you will have to wait until April 2011 to receive it.
Kim appears in a trailer for a film called Nitrate, in which he plays himself in his capacity as film critic. You can view it here:
Kim will be presenting a paper on Radiation and Mutation at the “It Came from the 1950s” conference in Trinity College, Dublin (May 15-16 2008).
You can see Kim giving expert opinion in the current BBC TV documentary series, British Film Forever. Expect to see a lot of him in the August 25th episode, Magic, Murder & Monsters: the story of Horror and Fantasy.
Kim’s latest non-fiction book, Doctor Who: A Critical Reading of the Series, is part of the new BFI TV Classics series. Order the paperback from Amazon.co.uk or from Amazon.com. It’s a comprehensive study of Doctor Who, which examines the outstanding stories as well as prominent themes, recurrent characters, and monsters.