Grimm Tales for Fragile Times and Broken People is an atmospheric and timely retelling of some of the Brother Grimm fairy tales, set in a forgotten woodland whose inhabitants are… Read More »Play Review: Grimm Tales for Fragile Times and Broken People
Now, clearly there’s no need for me to go on and on about COVID-19 and how it’s changed our lives and how it’s been going on longer than we’d ever… Read More »Film Review: Songbird
For a while now I have been revisiting British indie films and reviewing them, but for my first review of 2021 I decided to look at something different. This is… Read More »TV Review: Whistle and I’ll Come to You
February is upon us and that means it’s Women in Horror Month! If the 5pm darkness brings you an eerie atmosphere since you can’t even go out for a pint… Read More »28 Days of Women in Horror
Written and directed by Zoe Lister-Jones, The Craft: Legacy is Blumhouse’s latest film – a sequel of 1996’s The Craft directed by Andrew Fleming. Fleming’s film is a fan-favourite that… Read More »Film Review: The Craft: Legacy
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.
We hope it will not only help writers, filmmakers and any other creative individuals find others to work and collaborate with…
…but also help demystify and simplify some of the more complex and time-consuming areas of the creative industry too.
Furthermore, it aims to help both aspiring and seasoned professionals develop their talents by learning from those at the very top of their game – in every corner of the film industry.
And right now, we’re incredibly excited to be able to announce that we are just about ready to welcome new members inside…
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