Bloody Hell…where to begin? Army-vet Rex (Ben O’Toole) foils a bank robbery—the scale of his actions resulting in a jail sentence and...
Read MoreEd is an actor and writer hailing from one of the only known gateways to hell: the London suburbs.
As well as writing for LHS, he’s co-presenter of the Hermanos of Horror podcast and writer of horror-comedy When the Screaming Starts (currently in post-production).
Check out Ed’s work with the Hermanos Of Horror here, and keep up to date with his film’s progress through the official Twitter account
Ed’s Favourite horror film: Scream (although it was a hard battle between this, The Exorcist and Get Out)
Bloody Hell…where to begin? Army-vet Rex (Ben O’Toole) foils a bank robbery—the scale of his actions resulting in a jail sentence and...
Read MoreI’ve never really been a fan of Friday the 13th—I know, I know, blasphemy, but there it is. I enjoy the original...
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Read MoreIn a recent study measuring the heartrate of viewers while watching horror films, Sinister came out on top. It’s an interesting way...
Read MoreWe have dentists to thank for the The Evil Dead franchise. Bruce Campbell, journeyman actor and B-movie stalwart, talks about this in...
Read MoreRock music and horror are a match made in hell; from the haunting blues of Robert Johnson to Tom Savini working on...
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For the past year, The London Horror Society has been working on a brand-new membership offering for not just everyone who already works in the industry, but for those who are looking to start, too.
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