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The LHS Launches Kobal Productions: Its Own Independent Production House!
We are proud to be able to announce the creation of our brand-new independent production company, KOBAL PRODUCTIONS. We have …Read More »
Cat People (1942): Exploring Lesbianism Through the Otherness
In 1942, during the height of monster horror films, Cat People was born. Directed by Jacques Tourneur and produced by …Read More »
Film Review: The Perfection
One of the newest horror films on Netflix is The Perfection, starring Allison Williams as Charlotte and Logan Browning as …Read More »
Short Film Review: Hard To Kill
Have you ever imagined what the lovechild of The Mighty Boosh and The Evil Dead would look like? No, neither …Read More »
So Bad, They’re Good: Galaxy Of Terror
When you want to watch a haunted house in space film, but you want Freddy Kruger and Captain Spaulding in …Read More »
Tag Archives: Gareth Evans
FILM REVIEW: APOSTLE
Apostle is a difficult film with which to get to grips. A chilling folk tale in the mould of The Wicker Man, with the violent, gruesome sensibilities of a modern gore flick. At times it feels as though you’re watching … Continue reading
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Frightfest Preview: Tales of Halloween
Decent anthology horror films are normally quite tough to find, but you do get the occasional gem. Gareth Evans’ brilliant segment in V/H/S/2 is certainly one to remember, and Trick ‘r Treat has an incredibly loyal following to this … Continue reading
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Tagged Frightfest, Gareth Evans, horror, London Horror Society, Tales Of Halloween
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