On the eve of Film4 FrightFest 2015, Barbara Crampton talks about part of the ‘horror club’, scary scripts, still doing the laundry and why Abner Pastoll is one to watch. Q: Welcome to FrightFest Barbara. What was your initial reaction when told you were this year’s special Icon guest? A: First of
Bursting onto screens with her strikingly English rose features and vivacious demeanour, Kate Winslet has carved out an impressive and eclectic resume over the years. Whilst she has tried her hand at several genres (always successfully), she has, in particular, made a name for herself in acclaimed, brilliant period dramas.
The Treatment is a visceral, engaging and gut wrenching thriller of the first degree that will keep you on the edge of your seat right until the very end. The film follows Inspector Nick Cafmeyer who works in the vice squad. He is haunted by the unsolved disappearance of his younger, 9
In the plush surroundings of the Hospital Club I sat down for a 30 minute talk with the very interesting and interested director Hans Herbots, to talk about his film - the gritty and dark thriller -The Treatment. I drank a glass of wine as I had done whilst watching
Kevin Pollack’s feature movie directorial debut, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival this year, is a documentary exploring the comedy underbelly. Over 50 worldwide comedy legends are ultimately asked whether to be funny one needs to be miserable and whether there is any truth in the fact that comedy often comes
