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FILM REVIEW: RELIC
We’re currently experiencing one of the scariest periods in human history. All those films you’ve previously devoured that explored themes …Read More »
Director Interview: Graham Hughes
Following on from his review of the brilliant UK indie horror hit Death Of A Vlogger, Hugh had the chance …Read More »
Film Review: Death Of A Vlogger
It almost feels obligatory to suggest that the found footage horror film has had its day when discussing any new …Read More »
Experience Review: Amsterdam Catacombs
Amsterdam Catacombs has been lauded as one of the world’s premiere horror-based escape rooms, with some even describing it as …Read More »
Film Review: Psycho II – ‘It’s starting again’
This June marked the 60th anniversary of Alfred Hitchcock’s masterpiece, Psycho. It’s one of those films that I literally watch …Read More »
Tag Archives: horror theatre
LHF Review: Him Indoors
Sam returned to The Pleasance in Islington for his fifth and final review of this year’s London Horror Festival: Cheekyita’s comedy horror Him Indoors. Sold as “The Mighty Boosh meets The Wicker Man” (with demonic eels), the story starts with … Continue reading
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LHF Review: Edred, The Vampyre
Oh, Edred – the vampyre that had sex with Shakespeare but did not bite him; the vampyre that likes garlic and that loves the sunshine. What else is there to say? Edred, the Vampyre played last week as part of … Continue reading
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LHF Review: The Milkman Cometh
As this year’s amazing London Horror Festival draws to a close, Bruna went to check out the fabulous and utterly insane The Milkman Cometh, brought to the stage by Deadplant Theatre. Here are her thoughts! The Milkman Cometh is not … Continue reading
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LHF Review: What The Dolls Saw
In this review from The London Horror Festival, Sam settled in for a night at The Pleasance to see the latest addition to the House of Macabre repertoire: Nic Lamont’s What the Dolls Saw. A funeral. A recently deceased father. … Continue reading
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LHF Review: Infinity Land
Sam returns to The Pleasance once again, this time to their more intimate Stage Space to see Somna Theatre Company’s one-woman horror Infinity Land. Before I’d even set-off to the theatre, I spotted a Twitter sneak peek of the set … Continue reading
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