Independent voices, new discoveries and stories worth returning to.
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.
A major moment for British horror: The Reign of Queen Ginnarra has been nominated for Best Independent Film at the prestigious Rondo Hatton Awards.
Megan Tremethick wins Best Directorial Debut at Romford Horror Festival for ASMR thriller Spoiling You, alongside Best Score for Corwin Deckard.
Romford Horror Festival’s rapid rise signals a wider revival in British independent horror, challenging established festivals and reshaping the genre’s future.
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.
Mr Whispers signals the arrival of British Horror Studio's B Team. The film promises darkness, but the label's future looks bright.
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.
Indie maverick Andy Edwards dishes on sexy slashers, twisted fairy tales, and the gritty magic of British Indiehorror in Lawrie Brewster’s bold interview.
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!"
Veteran horror filmmaker Lawrie Brewster shares his thoughts on the decline of indie film markets and why he’s building a studio outside the system.
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.
An introduction by Lawrie Brewster And, upon this wintry day, full of dew and dreadful dreariness, I bring to you the most shocking and absurd Christmas horror tale ever to be conceived by the minds of mad, mortal men. So much so that even the mad Arab Alhazre
