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My Neighbor Totoro – God of Death?
I think we can all agree that Japanese animation giant, Studio Ghibli, produce some of the most beautiful and emotive …Read More »
Director Interview: Rob Savage
Following up on his review of HOST, the insanely popular UK indie horror, Hugh had the chance to catch up with …Read More »
Film Review: Host
Strike while the iron is hot is an adage that can be applied liberally to Rob Savage’s brilliantly creepy British …Read More »
Vampires: Myths versus Movies
You may think you know all the rules for vampires, but do you know which ones go back to the …Read More »
Frenzy: Hitchcock’s Last British Film
Alfred Hitchcock hails from the UK, but it wasn’t until he moved to the US early in his career that …Read More »
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Frenzy: Hitchcock’s Last British Film
Alfred Hitchcock hails from the UK, but it wasn’t until he moved to the US early in his career that he truly gained fame. His first American film was Rebecca in 1940, which won the Academy Award for Best Picture. … Continue reading
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Indie Horror Revisited: House Of Whipcord
Directed by Pete Walker and written by David McGillivray, House of Whipcord is a British exploitation film that, perhaps unlike its American contemporaries, lavishes… well, sex and violence. Released in 1974, House of Whipcord focuses on Anne-Marie, a French model … Continue reading
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Indie Horror Revisited: Dog Soldiers
Indie Horror Revisited is a new series of articles that take a retrospective look at some brilliant British indie horror films. Some you might have already seen, and some could well have passed you by. Kicking us off is the … Continue reading
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Pride Month Celebration: “The Gayest Slasher Ever”
In celebration of pride month, let’s talk about flying balls, leather garments, BDSM, hot, sweaty bodies, and squirting showers and beer cans with hot liquid. You’d be forgiven for thinking that I’m talking about hardcore porn, but as you might … Continue reading
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Book Review: 21st Century British Horror Films Vol.1
In his books 21st Century British Horror Films Vol.1: Dog Soldiers and Doghouses (2000-2011), author MJ Simpson does every horror fan, scholar, critic, enthusiast a huge favour. He unearths some “long dead” British horror films and put them on the … Continue reading
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