With the recent release of <em><a href="http://lovehorror.co.uk/my-soul-to-take-2010-review">My Soul to Take</a></em> on DVD and the of course the return of <em>Scream</em> to our screens, we here at LoveHorror thought it was time to take you through our favorite frightening films from the wicked and warped Wes Craven.Read More
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A seemingly immortal killer stalks a group of teenagers in a sleepy suburb before slicing them to bits. Sound familiar?Read More
Scream 4 is currently in production and set to hit US screens next year. This may or may not excite you. Scream was undoubtedly a fun movie, but by the third installment, it was all quite uninspiring. Let’s hope that Wes Craven has found a way to breathe like back into this lifeless corpse of […]Read More
Like a reoccurring dream, A Nightmare on Elm Street was always going to come back to haunt our screens. With 8 films featuring Freddy from Wes Craven’s original to 2003’s monster mash-up Freddy vs. Jason, this 2010 remake of the 1984 sleep stalking slasher sets about to prove Kruger has 9 lives, and bring the […]Read More
The horror genre is not an easy one to navigate and commonly alienates large audiences with extreme images and challenging themes. But, for one reason or another, the Nightmare on Elm Street series has endured where others have failed. A Nightmare on Elm Street was released in 1984 to huge critical and commercial success. Including […]Read More
Does the world need more remakes of 70s horror films? I guess that’s really an irrelevant question, because it seems that they keep on rolling in, need or no. Before seeing this latest in a long line of remakes I was definitely heaving sighs of “no thanks”. Unfortunately, after watching it (in an empty, late […]Read More