in the collection, also making the top ten best sellers for the first two weeks, after launch. National Séance To mark the show's 18th anniversary, a "live" event took place in lieu of a full repeat screening on British television. Dubbed National Séance, fans were asked to simultaneously play their personal recordings of the show at precisely 9.25pm (just as Ghostwatch was originally broadcast) and tweet about the screening as it happened on the social networking site Twitter. The event has subsequently become a yearly tradition. The event is known for celebrating the original Drama by the unveiling of special artwork, or occasionally unseen or unheard material relating to its production, and often directly contributes to the hashtag #ghostwatch trending on the national leader-boards. The Tenth Anniversary edition took the form of a live YouTube stream via Zoom hosted by Rich, called National Séance Live, featuring special guests, Mike Aiton (Soundman/himself), Gillian Bevan (Doctor Pascoe), Richard Drew (Assistant Set Designer), Sarah Greene (Reporter/herself), Lesley Manning (Director), and Stephen Volk (Writer). Producer Ruth Baumgarten was also expected to make an appearance, but ultimately could not. The event was made available to view on the Behind The Curtains YouTube page. Critical reception The film was met with a positive response from both fans and critics alike. Notably, leading film and TV magazines SFX and Starburst awarded 4/5 and 8/10 ratings respectively. The film was subsequently selected for inclusion in the BFI Mediatheque, for the upcoming Haunted collection, from December 2013-onwards. See also Mockumentary "The War of the Worlds" (1938 radio drama) Mermaids: The Body Found, 2012 TV mockumentary mistakenly believed to be true by many who watched it.Alien autopsy List of ghost films Found footage (film technique) References External links Ghostwatch: Behind the Curtains blog Sir Michael Parkinson talks about Ghostwatch Interview with Steven Volk, writer of GhostwatchGhostwatch overview at Action TV Magazine website British Film Institute Screen Online overview of Ghostwatch'' featuring video and audio clips 1992 controversies 1992 horror films 1992 films 1992 in British television 1990s supernatural horror films BBC controversies BBC television dramas British mockumentary films British supernatural television shows English-language television shows British supernatural horror films Halloween horror films 1990s English-language films 1990s British films British comedy television films