As Simon was saying, we wanted to take the horror really seriously and then make the comedy really funny.
The horror stuff, it’s never spoofy, it’s homage if anything.
Reading old books like the Usbourne Book Of Ghosts and the kind of paranormal stuff that obsessed us when we were growing up…
I think it was a mixture of wanting to get that X-Files kind of vibe but also looking back to old episodes of Arthur C. Clarke’s Mysterious World.
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