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.
Lawrie Brewster interviews Tony Mardon on The Witches of the Sands, exploring horror filmmaking, emotional tragedy, and an astonishing journey of resilience.
Indie maverick Andy Edwards dishes on sexy slashers, twisted fairy tales, and the gritty magic of British Indiehorror in Lawrie Brewster’s bold interview.
In the Grip of Terror, directed by Lawrie Brewster, is Amicus Productions' first film in over 40 years. Here are all of the details you need to know about it.
After 15 years in indie horror, Lawrie Brewster shares 5 brutally honest lessons every filmmaker should know... to save you time, stress, and a world of pain!"
Lawrie Brewster unveils Queen Ginnarra, a dark fantasy epic of betrayal, occult power and cosmic dread, where myth bleeds into madness and horror wears a crown.
Lawrie Brewster is leading what may be the most ambitious independent film movement to emerge from the British horror scene in over 30 years. Following the announcement of the return of Amicus Productions, in collaboration with the Subotsky Estate, Brewster moved quickly to forge a powerful alliance with Hex Studios, resulting in the creation of The British Horror Studio.
Experience the sorcery of indie horror with 'The Slave and the Sorcerer' premiering at HorRHIFFIC 2024. Join stars and fans in London for an unforgettable celebration of fantasy, and legendary horror cinema.