Night of the Living Dead is one of the greatest horror films ever made. George A. Romero’s black and white chiller from 1968 still defines zombies to this day and is as stark and shocking as it ever was due to the brilliant direction, socially charged script and non stop horror.Read More
Twenty minutes into the spectacular Spookies I wondered to myself ‘how the hell have I never seen this horror movie?’ The answer is a combination of the fact that this cult chiller was a tad hard to get your hands on at its initial release added to the fact that its only just coming to […]Read More
In horror films, cheap thrills are just as good as expensive ones. You don’t need a huge budget to scare your audience senseless. Take the new British chiller HOST, described by Dread Central as “the scariest film of the past decade” – it all takes place on a laptop screen, and features a handful of […]Read More
So it’s pretty funny that we don’t already have a review of this film on Love Horror - given how long we have been running and how important the film is to the genre.Read More
A half-century ago, the living dead had their night, but for decades the inexorable dread of George A. Romero’s Night of the Living Dead has been seen only in murky, fuzzy versions.Read More
As a fan of the Blaxplotation genre I was more than excited to discover Arrow Video were releasing a rarity from the exploitation genre JD’S Revenge and even better it had a horror twist little did I expect it to be a highly interesting and intellectual tale of revenge, race and undead gangsters.Read More
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