A surge in public voting turned the British Horror Studio Awards into a fiercely competitive battleground, revealing how audience power is reshaping British independent horror.
According to filmmaker Lawrie Brewster, the launch of The B-Team marks one of the most significant shifts in British indie horror in recent years.
Lawrie Brewster talks about the need to take breaks from horror filmmaking to embrace fresh air, face paint and friendship and why rest matters more than ever.
Lawrie Brewster and Sarah Daly's medival horror is Hex Studios' most ambitious project yet.
In the Grip of Terror marks Amicus Productions' long-waited return to the screen. Find out more about the film here.
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Once relegated to what was perceived as the misogynistic fringe of fantasy, the genre known as 'Sword and Sorcery', which seemed to hang limply and somewhat shamefully from the more respectable branches of fantasy, has, against all odds, flickered back into life.
Full Moon's 'Bad CGI Gator' delivers on the bad CGI gator.
Australian filmmaking duo Danny and Michael Philippou make a harrowing leap from...
Fifty years later and 'The Wicker Man' is still a folk horror masterpiece. And now it looks better than ever.