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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 »
So Bad, They’re Good: Dreamcatcher
As I have mentioned before, Stephen King’s film and TV adaptations (unlike the source material) run the gambit of being …Read More »
Banned In The UK: Freaks
I am a child of the 80s, and one of my strongest horror memories is the “Video Nasty” witch hunt …Read More »
Tag Archives: indie film
FILM REVIEW: THE DOLLMAKER
Small miracles come with big consequences The Dollmaker is a new horror short from director, Al Lougher and written by Matias Caruso. It follows a young couple who lose their five-year-old son, Tim. In heartbreak and desperation, they contact the Dollmaker, who … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Lougher, Cat Dunn, Dan Berkey, indie film, indie horror, indie horror film, Perri Lauren, Sean Meehan, The Dollmaker
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FILM REVIEW: TRANSMISSION
Welcome to Britannia. Together We Stand Alone Transmission is a new short written and directed by Varun Raman & Tom Hancock, a writing and directing duo from Bristol. It follows protagonist, Leonard (Michael Shon) who is being held hostage in … Continue reading
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Tagged Cat Dunn, horror short, indie film, indie horror, indie horror film, James Hyland, Kelby Keenan, Michael Shon, Tom Hancock, Transmission, Varun Raman
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Horror at the Starburst Media City Festival
This weekend, in Manchester’s media hub in Salford, The Starburst Media City Festival returns! Featuring a brilliant line up of modern horror & sci-fi, cult classics and some fantastic indie shorts, the festival promises to be an eclectic mash up … Continue reading
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Tagged Blood Shed, charismata, echoes of the passed, Film festival, Hell's Bells, hounds of love, indie film, Nekromantik, Salient Minus Ten, support british horror, Toll Booth
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The Dead Of Night Film Festival
The Dead of Night Film Festival is coming to Southport on the 20th & 21st October 2017, and is a fantastic new addition to the ever growing international horror film festival circuit. The objective of the festival is to bring … Continue reading
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Tagged British Horror, cannibals & Carpet fitters, dead of night film festival, Film festival, indie film, indie horror
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Film Review: Bad Acid (2016)
Bad Acid Director: David Chaudoir Starring: Tristan Beint, Madeleine Bowyer, Tiffany Haynes Duration: 19 minutes I first became aware of David Chaudor’s Bad Acid at one of the London Horror Society’s short film screening nights last month. It was actually screened … Continue reading
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Tagged David Chaudoir, indie film, London Horror Society, mal jutley, short horror film
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