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BOOK VS FILM: THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE
Ok, I admit it, I’m a book nerd. And when it comes to book vs. screen adaptations, book wins every …Read More »
FILM REVIEW: OVERLORD
Overlord is mind blowing. Overlord is gory. Overlord has edge of your seat thrills. Overlord is so tense it has …Read More »
5 REASONS I LOVE SANTA CLARITA DIET
Santa Clarita Diet is an American TV programme produced by Netflix and created by Victor Fresco. It tells the story …Read More »
Why theatre is the perfect place for horror
With horror festivals retreating to the dark, dank places from whence they came, let’s take a moment to remember why …Read More »
A LIVING TRIBUTE: STITCHED SMILE PUBLICATIONS
When someone talks of independent publishers, the mind conjures small time operations and authors being forced to pay exorbitant fees …Read More »
Tag Archives: indiegogo
INTRODUCING: PATRON
Award-winning actress and filmmaker, Emily Haigh and writer, Alon Young have launched an indieGOGO campaign for social horror film Patron. Patron is a social horror in the vein of Stepford Wives and Get Out that builds to a wild, abstract … Continue reading
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Tagged #MeToo, #TimesUp, Alon Young, Devora Wilde, Emily Haigh, indiegogo, Jamie Lee-Hill, Patron
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Introducing: Our Song
First things first, let me quickly prewarn you that this is pretty different to what we usually champion. You see, Our Song isn’t actually a horror film… So exactly why are we getting behind it? Firstly, we know there’s a … Continue reading
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Tagged crowdfunding, echoes of the passed, indiegogo, sci-fi, scott lyus, silently within your shadow
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Introducing: Black Lake
Whatever your thoughts might be about Kickstarter, Indiegogo and other crowdfunding platforms, one thing is for sure — it gives grassroots talent the opportunity to actually gain a budget and make content, where normally they may have struggled to do … Continue reading
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Tagged Animated horror, Black Lake, crowdfunding, indiegogo, kickstarter, Martin Stocks, short horror film, support british horror, Toll Booth
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2 New Horror Crowdfunding Projects That We Love
Platforms such as Kickstarter, Indigogo and Patreon are far from new, but they’re still proving to be fantastic sources of additional revenue for budding filmmakers who don’t have access to a dearth of investment. We’ve recently been clued into 2 … Continue reading
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Tagged 13 Graves, crossroad Pictures, crowdfunding, indiegogo, scott lyus, support british horror, the promised land
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