Horror and Fantasy Films

British and Irish horror is legendary. Here we profile classics like Hammer through to modern day films. You can read interviews with current filmmakers too who are keeping our bloody cinematic history alive! Here is a list of all the Spooky films we’ve reviewed.

The Day of the Triffids 1962 REVIEW
The Others 2001 REVIEW

The Others 2001 REVIEW

8 October 2018

Frenzy 1972 REVIEW

Frenzy 1972 REVIEW

5 October 2018

Shaun of the Dead 2004 REVIEW
The Ghoul 1933 REVIEW: When Karloff met British Horror
Black Death 2010 REVIEW

Black Death 2010 REVIEW

2 October 2018

Alien 1979 REVIEW

Alien 1979 REVIEW

1 October 2018

7 Famous Van Helsing Actors (Who Weren’t Peter Cushing)
Five Missing British Classic Horror Films You’ve Never Seen
Fenella Fielding (1927-2018), Farewell Femme Fatale Obituary
Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein 1948 REVIEW
Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street 1936 REVIEW
Boris Karloff: 18 Amazing Things You Didn’t Know
Jacqueline Pearce Tribute: The Reptile on Film, an Angel in Life
Boris Karloff in Canada before he was famous
13 Things You Didn’t Know About The Making of Dracula 1958
Happy 60th Birthday to Hammer’s Dracula (1958)!
Ghost Stories 2018 REVIEW
Bela Lugosi Haunted By Dark Past In Hungary
Why Christopher Lee Doesn’t Speak in Dracula Prince of Darkness
Maria Marten and the ‘Murder in the Red Barn’ on Film
Terence Fisher book, a valuable introduction to Hammer horror master’s work
Making of Trog (1970) Recreated in ‘Feud: Bette and Joan’
Top 5 Cosy British Horror Films