Ahead of Horror Channel’s UK TV premiere of Julian Richards’ REBORN, on Sat 22 August, actress, producer and genre icon Barbara Crampton reflects on how You’re Next changed the direction of her career, the joy of discovering new talent and the possibility of directing one day… Talk about art imitating real
Whether its countless delays or a star's controversial actions, some projects get lost in the anvils of time. Disney's latest Magic Camp falls into both categories, finally seeing the light of day over two years after its initial release date (Jeffery Tambor's presence likely played a factor). Unceremoniously dumped onto
Prospering from the massive success of Netflix's Stranger Things, our culture has been surfing on an enduring 1980s nostalgia wave. This pastiche has generated a few pleasurable homages (Turbo Kid and It) as well as a fair share of derivative stinkers (The Babysitter and Summer of 84). The latest low-budget
Flash! Aha! It’s a landmark fifth week at Number 1 for Trolls World Tour as it finishes ahead of its closest competition by 7,700 sales, extended its reign as the longest standing Number 1 of 2020 so far. The week’s highest new entry, 1980 sci-fi classic Flash Gordon debuts at Number 2 following
Ahead of the UK premiere of TWO HEADS CREEK, a playfully dark cannibal horror comedy, director Jesse O’Brien talks about the joys of cannibal karaoke, tackling immigration issues and filming in a haunted hotel. How did Jordan Waller’s TWO HEADS CREEK script end up in your hands and did you see it
