Dracula Is Back from the Dead. But Is Hammer Still Alive?
Hammer Films has restored Dracula, but where are its new British horror productions? Lawrie Brewster considers John Gore’s revival of the legendary studio.
Hammer Films has restored Dracula, but where are its new British horror productions? Lawrie Brewster considers John Gore’s revival of the legendary studio.
Watch the Mr Whispers trailer unveiled by Dread Central. Explore The B-Team’s found-footage horror, its cast and forthcoming British cinema screenings.
Dread Central unveils the In the Grip of Terror trailer, introducing Amicus Productions’ new anthology ahead of its British cinema screenings.
British Horror Studio launches BHS Picture House, bringing four horror films to UK cinemas in autumn and winter 2026. Explore the first dates and plans.
Watch the Black Chariot trailer: Lawrie Brewster’s supernatural noir stars Laurence R. Harvey and Megan Tremethick. See its 2026 UK cinema dates.
Lawrie Brewster interviews Joseph Renzetti about his Oscar, Child's Play, Hollywood disappointments and a lifetime of making music for film.
Lawrie Brewster explores Anna Biller, The Love Witch and The Face of Horror, asking why horror audiences sometimes mistake cinematic sincerity for camp.
The people behind the pictures, in their own words.
Lawrie Brewster interviews Joseph Renzetti about his Oscar, Child's Play, Hollywood disappointments and a lifetime of making music for film.
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.

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