Soon to be reviewed on Love Horror, Animals – a ‘delightfully sleazy’ vampire movie.
Based on the best-selling 1992 novel by John Skipp and Craig Spector (who co-scripted ‘A Nightmare On Elm Street 5: The Dream Child’ and are regarded by many as key pioneers of the late-1980s literary splatterpunk movement), Animals [...]

As the characters in Daybreakers squabble over the ethics of vampiric evolution – debating the morality of such an existence against a mortal, human one – the film itself seems to be caught up in a similar and equally troubling battle of attrition.
As we catch a non-glimpse of our charming, if flawed, lead protagonist, [...]

It’s official, I am bored of vampires. They’re everywhere! On TV, in films, in books, in magazines, on pencil cases, everywhere.
With True Blood, Daybreakers, Lesbian Vampire Killers, The Vampire Diaries, The Vampires Assistant, Vampire Weekend and the god awful Twilight series, vampires are everywhere you look – except in the mirror of course.

Twilight is a success of monolithic proportions. You can’t move for want of screaming fans, abrasive merchandise and incessant natter regarding Robert Pattinson’s obnoxiously beautiful face.
I for one was happy to ignore this repellent b*ll*cks, contently drifting through my own bubbled existence only stopping to observe the phenomenon in the most brief and unsubstantial [...]

A live-action film of the original anime of the same name, Blood: The Last Vampire is a high kicking, head chopping, demon-fest with plenty of gore and entertainment to keep any horror fan happy.
Set in 1970’s Tokyo, the film follows Saya (Gianna Jun) a 400-year-old samurai sword-wielding daughter of a demon hunter, dressed as [...]

We here at Love Horror love Halloween (and not just by proxy). Every year, when the Celtic festival of harvest rolls around a wicked expression of unsettling menace creeps its way across our sunken faces. It’s the one day of the year that we are allowed to indulge our obsession with everything ghoulish and ghastly, [...]