Aaron Truss on Employee of the Dead: Friendship, Filmmaking and Remembering Rob Knox
Aaron Truss talks to Lawrie Brewster about Employee of the Dead, remembering Rob Knox, working with Jake West and finding sincerity in horror comedy.
Independent voices, new discoveries and stories worth returning to.
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.
In the Grip of Terror brings Amicus back to UK cinemas this autumn. Find announced dates, cinema links and the new British Horror Studio Picture House plans.
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.
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.
British Horror Studio launches the Kickstarter pre-launch campaign for a new anthology inspired by H. P. Lovecraft starring Megan Tremethick
Screenwriter and script consultant Jeff Barker joins Lawrie Brewster for an in-depth interview on screenwriting, horror storytelling and Curry Barker’s journey with Obsession.
The Reign of Queen Ginnarra is crowned in Major Rondo Award Win for star Megan Tremethick and the British Horror Studio.
A major moment for British horror: The Reign of Queen Ginnarra has been nominated for Best Independent Film at the prestigious Rondo Hatton Awards.
The Romford Horror Film Festival 2026 welcomed packed audiences, major premieres and award-winning talent, highlighting the growing strength of British independent horror and the rising profile of this fast-expanding genre event.
Megan Tremethick’s Spoiling You teaser surpasses one million views in 48 hours following a Bloody Disgusting exclusive release.
The British Horror Studio unveils its first annual Awards Jury and nominations, marking a significant moment for British independent horror cinema. As public voting and jury deliberation draw unprecedented attention to the studio’s growing community, the Awards celebrate excellence in performance, direction and artistic craft across the indie horror landscape, reaffirming a commitment to classical storytelling and serious genre filmmaking.
On Saturday 1st November, filmmakers Lawrie Brewster and Sarah Daly hosted a prestigious black-tie event at the ornate Pathhead Halls in Kirkcaldy, Scotland, to officially launch The B-Team, a new branch of the British Horror Studio led by rising star Megan Tremethick and Paul William Kelly. The town, now synonymous with independent horror film production in the UK, provided the perfect backdrop for this cinematic unveiling.
Mr Whispers signals the arrival of British Horror Studio's B Team. The film promises darkness, but the label's future looks bright.
When the Make-A-Wish Foundation reached out with a unique request, this old leathery film producer, yes, I, Lawrie Brewster, knew I had to say yes.
Ben Wheatley's BULK is keeping its secrets close to the vest, but fans will get to uncover its mysteries soon enough.
Amicus Productions returns with In the Grip of Terror, its first film in 40 years, premiering 24 May at Romford Film Festival. Directed by Lawrie Brewster.
Charli XCX is set to work with director Takashi Miike on a mysterious project, but it is now being listed as an Audition remake.
If you're looking to watch The Slave and the Sorcerer, Hex Studios' throwback to sleazy '80s sword-and-sorcery films, you can.
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.
Filmmaker Lawrie Brewster shares his journey from a working-class background to becoming a leading name in British indie horror
Fantasy author Raymond E. Feist explains why the long-gestating 'Riftwar' TV show is being held up.
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.
Announcing the world’s first ASMR movie ‘Spoiling You’, an anime-inspired horror with a noughties vibe from director Megan Tremethick!
Lawrie Brewster defends cult classic Deathstalker and calls for a revival of sword and sorcery, a fantasy genre long dismissed but never forgotten.
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.
Hollywood wasn't ready for a Clive Barker Godzilla movie in the 1990s. Instead, we got the Roland Emmerich one.
Edgar Wright's Don't is one of the last remaining Grindhouse trailers not to receive its own film, and it never will.
Rob Zombie's Werewolf Women of the S.S. is one of the only Grindhouse trailers not to receive its own film yet.
John Gore, Hammer Films' new Chairman and CEO, has teased some remakes of the studio's old properties.
The BBC iPlayer is adding over 800 hours of classic Doctor Who episodes, as well as archival content for dedicated Whovians.
Martin Scorsese's knowledge of cinema history is unparalleled, and he's a fan of these British horror gems.
In the Grip of Terror is close to reaching its final stretch goal, but Amicus Productions' can still use your help.
Amicus Horror has big plans for the future, and they involve adding to our editorial calendar in the near future.
In the Grip of Terror has already surpassed its first stretch goal, but reaching the next milestone could secure the future of Amicus Productions.
In the Grip of Terror has reached its first Kickstarter goal in under 24 hours, but there's still work to be done in order to bring back Amicus Productions.
In the Grip of Terror is Amicus Productions' first film in decades, and it will feature stories by H.P. Lovecraft and more. The Kickstarter is live.