For the unwitting audience first witnessing Clive Barker’s original Hellraiser in cinemas back in 1987 it would probably be very hard to believe that this sado-masochistic splatter fest would go on to spawn 9 sequels over the next 30 years plus.Read More
Friends Nathan (Ian Kenny), Terry (Andrew Ellis) and Gaz (Jake Curran) think there’s a quick and easy score to be made by breaking into the house of well-to-do local couple Richard and Ellen Huggins (Sylvester McCoy and Rita Tushingham) while they’re out but things start to go awry when the safe in the house can’t […]Read More
I see so much horror that when everyone around me has leapt six foot out of their seat at a jump scare, I just continue munching my popcorn, my pulse unchanged. So it was quite a surprise to find A Night of Horror: Nightmare Radio Review having me check I had locked the doors and […]Read More
In its style, look, feel, characters and ethos <em>The Collector</em> follows the staples that the <a href="http://lovehorror.co.uk/saw-2004">Saw</a> series has popularised along with scene after scene of inventive nastiness, which will have even the most seasoned horror lover grimacing and squirming in their cinema seats.Read More
As winter draws in the nights are darker, colder and longer so its no wonder that it is a time for family and friends to huddle together inside their homes, sharing stories while looking for warmth and safety from the cruel world outside.Read More
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The Masters of Cinema Series has often offered the amazing opportunity to experience horror films throughout the history of cinema and with its release of the 1924 silent classic Waxworks they have added another example ripe for discovery by amateur horror historians.Read More
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