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Horror screenwriter and fanatic Pat Higgins
Posted in Britflicks, How To Make An Indie Horror Film, Nerdly UK, Podcast
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Charismata Co-director Andy Collier
Posted in Britflicks, How To Make An Indie Horror Film, Nerdly UK
Tagged britflicks, East End Film Festival, horror, Horror movie, Is there a podcast about british films, Is there a podcast about filmmaking, Is there a podcast about making a film in the UK, Is there a podcast about screenwriting, Ross Scaife, Satanic panic, Sheffield, stuart wright, Toor Mian
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Filmmaker Nev Pierce – 5 Great British Horror Films
Filmmaker Nev Pierce tells host Stuart Wright about five of his favourite British horror films for the ongoing podcast series 5 Great British Horror Films Peeping Tom (1960) Witchfinder General (1968) The Wicker Man (1973) Shaun Of The Dead (2004) … Continue reading
Posted in 5 GREAT BRITISH HORROR FILMS, Britflicks, Nerdly UK, Podcast
Tagged 5 GREAT BRITISH HORROR FILMS, Alice Lowe, Blake Ritson, Bricks, britflicks, Fox Cub Films, Ghosted, horror, Is there a podcast about british films, Is there a podcast about filmmaking, Is there a podcast about screenwriting, Jason Fleyming, Lara Sawalha, Lock In, Nabil Elouahabi, Nev Pierce, Promises, Rania Kurdi, Rebecca Callard, Tim McInnery, What are the best British horror films, What are the greatest british horror films, What does Nev Pierce think about horror films, What does Stuart Wright think about horror films, What is the best british horror film, What podcast covers horror films
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Miskatonic Institute instructors Sean Hogan shares 5 Great British Horror Films (YULETIDE SPECIAL)
Launch of “YULETIDE TERROR: CHRISTMAS HORROR ON FILM AND TELEVISION” and premiere of Sean Hogan’s short film “WE ALWAYS FIND OURSELVES IN THE SEA” is on Thursday 14th Dec at Horse Hospital, London Info: The Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies … Continue reading
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Tagged 5 GREAT BRITISH HORROR FILMS, Derek Johnston, ghost story, Haunted Seasons, horror, Horror Shorts, Horror studies, Horse Hospital, Is there a podcast about british films, Is there a podcast about filmmaking, Is there a podcast about making a film in the UK, Kier La Janisse, Miskatonic Institute, MR James, Nightmare USA, sean hogan, Stephen Thrower, We Always Find Ourselves In The Sea, What advice is there about making your first feature film?, What are the greatest british horror films, What does Stuart Wright think about horror films, What is the best british horror film, What is the top 5 british horror films, What podcast covers horror films, yuletide terror
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Preview Of Mayhem Film Festival 2017
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Tagged horror, horror film festival, Nottingham, Steven Sheil
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David Mault – 5 Great British Horror Films
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Tagged David Mault, Elephant, Great British Horror Films, horror, Is Peeping Tom a horror film?, Is there a podcast about british films, Is there a podcast about filmmaking, Is Threads a horror film, Is under The Skin a horror film, PEEPING TOM, Threads, Tony, Under The Skin, What are the greatest british horror films, What does Stuart Wright think about horror films, What is the top 5 british horror films
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