horror

Win Seance: The Summoning on DVD!

by Helen Cox 8 May 2012

To celebrate the release of Seance: The Summoning on DVD this week we’re offering one lucky winner the chance to scoop a free copy of this truly spooky horror flick. From the producers of Heathers and Hellraiser, Seance: The Summoning is the story of an amateur medium attempting to prove herself as a real link between the [...]

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In Interview: Jaime Winstone, Aneurin Barnard and Ray Andrews, on Elfie Hopkins.

by Janet Awe 22 April 2012

“I love a good flick with tits and guns.” – Jaime Winstone Jaime Winstone and Ryan Andrews met on the set of Daddy’s Girl, a Welsh thriller she starred in, in 2006. Ryan was a trainee camera assistant and, as the youngest people there, they started hanging out together and hit it off after chatting [...]

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In Review: Shark Night (3D)

by Adam Vaughan 12 October 2011

By Adam Vaughan You know the story… Young, carefree college students decide to go and have fun at someone’s parent’s house out in the middle of nowhere, happily adjacent to a large expanse of water.

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Human Centipede II [Full Sequence] Classified 18

by Helen Cox 6 October 2011

By Helen Cox After  four months of discussion and debate with distributors Eureka Entertainment (Bounty Films’ UK distributor) the BBFC have classified The Human Centipede II [Full Sequence], awarding it an 18 certificate with cuts. The film was originally rejected by the BBFC in June, a decision which was almost instantly appealed and the two [...]

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In Review: Final Destination 5

by Adam Vaughan 24 September 2011

By Adam Vaughan It was with bewilderment and mild annoyance that I entered the screening of Final Destination 5 whose predecessor The Final Destination had a gratifying finite ring to it.

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Fright Night 2011: Interviews with Cast and Crew

by David Katz 24 August 2011

By David Katz Fright Night (2011) is released in the UK on 2nd September giving fans of the original the opportunity to judge its steel as a remake awakening a whole new generation to this beautifully quirky horror yarn.

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In Review: Stake Land (2010)

by Adam Vaughan 28 June 2011

By Adam Vaughan From its trailer you would be forgiven for thinking that Stake Land (2010) was a Resident Evil (2002) meets Zombieland (2009) rip-off. Set in a post-apocalyptic America following the outbreak of a virus which breeds bloodthirsty vampire-zombies, the film centres on teenager Martin whose family have been slaughtered by the creatures.

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Beef with the BBFC: The Human Centipede II et cetera

by Lee Cassanell 8 June 2011

By Lee Cassanell Throughout the 80s a cousin of mine with a connection in Saudi Arabia was the proud owner of one of the greatest pirate video collections in the land. Not only did he receive the latest US cinema releases long before they hit the UK he also acquired an extensive collection of banned [...]

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In Review: Julia’s Eyes (2010)

by Linsey Satterthwaite 5 June 2011

By Linsey Satterthwaite Cinema has long been preoccupied with how much we actually see in the frame and what we cannot, whether it is the lead protagonist in the metaphorical dark, the audience, or the two combined together. 

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