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1 day ago by Peter Hall

Directed by Tom Shankland, 2008 Written by Tom Shankland based on a story by Paul Andrew Williams More horror movies come out per month than I have numbers for. Plot that out over a year and the number of titles becomes sheer cacophony. There is so much mediocrity in the world that a film must be ei ...

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2 days ago by unclecritic

I guess British Horror sells better than Pete Walker

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5 days ago by sharlr

I almost missed out on my chance to read Echoes. This Horror Reanimated chapbook was a special treat handed out to people who went along to one of the HR book launch events in London back in May. I couldn’t get to either event and had resigned myself to the fact that Echoes would pass me by. I got l ...

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11 days ago by Matt

What is it with the UK? They are making some great horror movies. Some of the best horror films Sue and I have seen in the last few months have been British. Donkey Punch, The Children, Eden Lake and now The Broken. The Broken Poster The Broken stars Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Lena Hea ...

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13 days ago by K H Brown

As someone who grew up watching Hammer horror and who regretted that new British horror films were few and far between at the time, I never thought I’d find myself responding to a film like Salvage in a “what, another one?” kind of way. Put it down to over-familiarity with the form, a sense of havin ...

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24 days ago by TGW

Hurrah! Another Tube strike! I’m not entirely clear what this one is about, so I’ll just assume it’s because the Tube workers feel that Underground Ernie is demeaning to their profession until I hear otherwise. This guy... As usual, it’s something to do with Bob Crow, head of RMT, getting his knicke ...

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37 days ago by The Vocabulariast

Wilderness is another in a recent string of fantastic movies coming out of Ireland. I have seen this movie billed as another Battle Royale. I can see where the comparison comes from, as it involves a group of people that are trapped on an island and die one by one, but if you’re looking for [...]

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37 days ago by Ross Horsley

It’s no secret that my goal in life is to watch every movie Roddy McDowall ever made. But did you also know that my other goal in life is to watch every giant killer statue movie ever made? Well, it is. And I made this life-altering decision about two minutes after I watched the 1966 Brit flick It! ...

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39 days ago by the jaded viewer

I first read about Colin and it's $70 shoestring budget on CNN which has a interesting article about the film and its UK director Marc Price. Now that its premiered at Cannes and is getting hype among the horror-sphere I am intrigued by the set up. It's a zombie film from the zombie's point of view. ...

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39 days ago by sales

http://www.123netshopping.com I’ve seen horror movies from a lot of different places, with a lot of different results. I’ve seen Australian horror, Brazilian horror, Chilean horror, Russian horror, Scandinavian—the French are absolutely INSANE with their horror—but it’s not every day the Brits take ...

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