Vampires

A rock and roll vampire comedy full of biting one liners, comedy killings and celebrity cameos with more gore and guffaws than most spoofs - Suck shows that horror comedy can work well when the script is solid and the ideas are original. [...]

Manga has been responsible for some pretty amazing animated films, some of these have have managed to receive mainstream recognition (Akira, Fist of the North Star) and many have served to influence live action movies over the years. More recently Manga too have been creating live action movies themselves and to a mixed reception. [...]

At Love Horror we pride ourselves on giving you impartial and honest reviews, so without wanting to lure you into this critique with false promises – like a nefarious character from a classic horror, I will say it outright. This is simply the worst film I have ever seen, and I have seen a few. [...]

THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF UNDERWORLD. NOW IT’S TIME FOR A SHOWDOWN The second feature from British director Steve Lawson (Just For The Record), the vampires-meet-gangsters horror romp Dead Cert marks a welcome return to a fun, almost traditional British horror filmmaking style that affectionately evokes the spirit of the contemporary-set movies of Amicus and [...]

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 comes to the [...]

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. [...]