Banned in many countries and released in others heavily edited as an ‘adults only’ movie, in 1984 New York Ripper was so shocking that the then Secretary of the British Board of Classification, James Ferman, ordered Read More
For those of you that have tried, you’ll know that making an independent horror film isn’t easy.Read More
In a one off charity fundraising event, Chennai Challenge presents a screening of the original 1931 version of Frankenstein, directed by James Whale and starring Boris Karloff in the chilling cult film.Read More
Dario Argento, the master of the Giallo genre delivers yet again with Tenebrae, released in a special edition on Blu-Ray and DVD from Arrow.Read More
The choice to air Xena: Warrior Princess again on the Horror Channel was evidently a smart move.Read More
Overcoming our excitement about Frightfest, it was great to see the postman arrive at Love Horror towers and find that the Franco-Belgian horror called The Pack had turned up.Read More
