The weekend essayLawrie Brewster explores Anna Biller in Viva: her performance as Barbi, feminine glamour and the courage behind her first feature before The Love Witch.
Lawrie Brewster explores Anna Biller, The Love Witch and The Face of Horror, asking why horror audiences sometimes mistake cinematic sincerity for camp.
Aaron Truss talks to Lawrie Brewster about Employee of the Dead, remembering Rob Knox, working with Jake West and finding sincerity in horror comedy.
Megan Tremethick passes 60,000 Instagram followers. Lawrie Brewster explores the British Horror Studio star’s vintage glamour and organic growth.
Lumiere Cinema in Romford has been saved from immediate closure following an extraordinary day of uncertainty, public outrage and swift intervention from journalists, politicians and supporters of independent film.
Discover six chilling tales selected from more than 100 entries to the British Horror Studio’s Spooky Tales competition, and meet the talented writers behind these wonderfully macabre stories.
In a new interview with Lawrie Brewster, filmmaker and animator Joel Haver discusses creative freedom, film festivals, independent distribution and why YouTube deserves to be taken seriously as a home for cinema.
The people behind the pictures, in their own words.
Aaron Truss talks to Lawrie Brewster about Employee of the Dead, remembering Rob Knox, working with Jake West and finding sincerity in horror comedy.
In a new interview with Lawrie Brewster, filmmaker and animator Joel Haver discusses creative freedom, film festivals, independent distribution and why YouTube deserves to be taken seriously as a home for cinema.
Is acting still a craft? Megan Tremethick discusses classical training, self-education, emotional truth and the changing world of indie horror.
Interviews, performances and news from a distinctive voice in British horror.
Performance, glamour and the art of taking cinema seriously.
The film, the people behind it and its return to the big screen.
Find the announced cinema dates for In the Grip of Terror.
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