The Monster Club (1981): An overlooked portmanteau?
Huw Lloyd presents his argument in defence of the 1981 horror anthology, The Monster Club…
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Huw Lloyd presents his argument in defence of the 1981 horror anthology, The Monster Club…
Filmmaker Sarah McGregor discusses the trials, tribulations and creative joy of making feature-length folk horror film, The Fable of Isabella…
Horrified’s Dean Newman interviews award-winning British horror writer and director Pat Higgins about his forthcoming horror musical, Powertool Cheerleaders vs the Boyband of the Screeching Dead…
Jane Nightshade looks back at possibly the best cinematic ghost story ever made, Jack Clayton’s 1961 masterpiece, The Innocents…
Should comedy and horror ever occupy the same space? David Evans-Powell believes so and presents his case with a look at 1973’s The House in Nightmare Park…
Andy Roberts dives head-first into the schlock-and-gore of Norman J. Warren’s alleged ‘Alien knock-off’, 1981’s Inseminoid…
Eleanor Miller discusses ‘Hoodie horror’, Eden Lake and the media demonisation of British youth for Horrified…
Johnny Restall revisits drab, wet London for Séance On A Wet Afternoon, a 1964 psychological thriller with supernatural undertones…
In the final part of Jonathan Clode’s ode to Hammer films monsters, he looks at their one-and-done take on the werewolf legend with The Curse of the Werewolf…
Often, somewhat justifiably, derided as a low-rent video nasty, Xtro is a piece of British horror that looks unflinchingly at grief and trauma…