Todd Tucker Talks The Terror of Hallow’s Eve
You may not have heard of Todd Tucker, but you will certainly have seen his work. A Hollywood make-up artist for over twenty-five years, he has worked on such films…
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Must-See Movies at FrightFest 2017
Horror Channel FrightFest 2017 sees the UK’s premiere fright n’ fantasy film festival turn 18 years old. For any British horror fan, “18” is the rating that promises real terror;…
Calling All Scriptwriters! FrightFest 2017 craves New Blood
Are you a writer concocting fiendishly fantastic ideas in the witching hours? Have you hidden away your script in the deepest darkest catacombs but are now ready to unleash it…
Popstar, FrightFest and Other Round-Ups – The Electric Shadows Podcast
Episode 12 of The Electric Shadows Podcast is a round-up extravaganza. Rob D recounts the highlights of FrightFest 2016, Rob W talks The Purge: Election Year, Popstar: Never Stop Never…
Top 10 Films of FrightFest 2016
FrightFest 2016 has been and gone, marking an impressive 17th consecutive year for the UK’s premiere horror film santa sangre. With new headline sponsor The Horror Channel replacing Film4 and…
Must-See Movies At FrightFest 2016
FrightFest returns this August Bank Holiday for its seventeenth year. And while the festival has been a mainstay of London’s Leicester Square for sixteen years, this time it is relocating…
Jon Ford Goes On The Offensive
Jon Ford, who, alongside his brother Howard, gave the zombie genre a shot of fresh blood with their unusual, memorable action-horror movies The Dead & The Dead 2. Here Jon talks…
FrightFest 2015 – Shriek Sixteen!
Film4 FrightFest hits not so sweet 16 years old this year. To celebrate, the festival is showcasing dozens of world, European and UK premieres, classic films, shorts and visiting talent…
Frightfully Good!
Like many a horror anti-hero, the genre never truly dies. At times it may lay dormant in a graveyard of sub-standard fare, but it always rises to thrill once more.…
Hubert’s Ghost wins Shortcuts To Hell II Grand Prize!
On Wednesday 8th October the opening of the London Film Festival dominated news in the capital. But, at The Phoenix Artist Club on Charing Cross Road there was also something…