Dave Dubrow
Dave Dubrow is a writer, husband, and father who lives on the west coast of Florida, swatting alligators and wrestling mosquitoes. A former publishing professional, he’s written two horror novels, a Lovecraft-themed novella for young adults, several short stories, and a non-fiction book on how to survive a zombie apocalypse. Please visit him at his website: davedauthor.blogspot.com, which he updates frequently with new material.
Twitter: @davedauthor
TripleSix Horror Fest!
2 of Britain’s leading horror websites, UK Horror Scene and The Slaughtered Bird, have teamed up to bring the UK a new horror film festival in May 2017.
TripleSix will be a 2-day horror film festival in Manchester over the Bank Holiday weekend 27th & 28th of May 2017. Not only that, but TripleSix have partnered with AMC cinema in Manchester to bring the best in comfort, state-of-the-art facilities and professionalism.
Read on...INTERVIEW: Dominic Brunt
Star of one of our most popular TV soaps, Emmerdale, Dominic Brunt is known in every household here in the UK. On top of this, he's also forging quite a reputation as one of the best indie horror filmmakers in Britain - his directorial debut feature, Before Dawn, was very well received upon its release in 2013 and more recently his second feature, Bait, has accumulated plenty of critical acclaim worldwide.
Read on...The Slaughtered Bird presents BURN!
Slaughtered Bird Creations and Dragon Egg Media’s debut film collaboration, Burn, has wrapped and entered post-production. Our very own short psychological horror – directed by Judson Vaughan, creator of Pedro and the multi award-winning Soul Breaker – was filmed during February in Hertfordshire and north London, UK, over three days.
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Read on...BOOK REVIEW: Secret Invasion: Tales of Eldritch Horror from the West Country
- By Allan Lear
Let’s be up front with each other, shall we? I’ll lay my cards out on the table right at the beginning, and then you can decide for yourself whether it’s worth reading the rest of the review or whether you should just go away and buy this book, as per the instructions I will eventually be giving you anyway.
REVIEW: The Id
- By MovieCritic NextDoor
Meridith Lane (Amanda Wyss) still lives in her childhood home in southern California, taking care of her increasingly helpless father (Patrick Peduto). This might be the setup for a touching story of familial devotion, but in The Id we quickly learn that it's the opposite.
REVIEW: Meridian (1990)
- By Allan Lear
Way, way back in the mists of time, there was a month called May. It was a good month, as months go; it was before everyone fell out over Brexit and before they dug up Maggie Thatcher and nailed her to the chair in 10 Downing Street (“she’s not dead, she’s pining for the Falklands!
INTERVIEW: Doomed! director MARTY LANGFORD
- Stephen 'Folklore' chats to Doomed!: The Untold Story Of Roger Corman's The Fantastic Four director
Marty, thank you so much for speaking to us.
INTERVIEW: Toby Hadoke
- By Allan Lear
Toby Hadoke is an award-winning stand-up comedian as well as a writer, actor and occasional pretend vicar. He hosts XS Malarkey comedy nights every Tuesday in The Zoo pub in Manchester.
INTERVIEW: Juan Diego Escobar
- By Chris Barnes
A film I'm mightily excited about seeing is Juan Diego Escobar's Share We Me Your Brightest Colors. Since our interview with him last September (HERE), the production has taken huge strides towards completion and, luckily, Juan the gent agreed to have me publicly pry once more - here's what I found out...
PREVIEW: Rings
Paramount Pictures have revealed that they will be releasing the third instalment of the Ring franchise in early 2017. Rings will be another American reboot of the classic Japanese chiller and it will once again focus upon a cursed video tape.
Dark Blue
Dark Blue is an independent production, under the management of PERMANENT MEMORIES PRODUCTION and directed by Michael Segal.
Here's how the director explained Dark Blue to us:
Principal photography wraps on horror action thriller REDCON-1
“Some years ago I wondered what would happen if zombies could retain some of their previous life skills... What if they were combat based?