The trailer for the new film from the pens of Adam Mason / Simon Boyes is now available to see on Twitch - http://twitchfilm.net/site/view/twitch-exclusive-first-trailer-for-adam-masons-blood-river/

"Blood River is a twisted, manipulative trip into a world of extremes where people are rarely who they seem, where everyone has a secret and where few, if any, will survive." Nice.

17– 31 August 2007, ICA
18 August 2007 – Zibahkhana – Hell’s Ground London premiere with director Q&A

Zibahkhana – Hell’s Ground / Bhoot (Ghost) / Bandh Darwaza (Closed Door) / Purana Mandir (The Old Temple) / Nagin (The Female Snake) / Mahal (The Palace)/ Darna Mana Hai (Don’t Be Afraid)

Celebrate the darker side of Bollywood with a season of Bollywood Horror at the ICA including the London premiere of Zibahkhana – Hell’s Ground Pakistan’s first gore movie on 18th August. From 17 – 31 August, seven Bollyhorrors will be screened at the ICA charting the rise of the Horror genre from the south Asian movie industry.

Dead and Deader
Recently seen on the UK scifi channel, this mixed bag movie (Dead and Deader) now gets a UK dvd release on an unsuspecting public.

Dean Cain is Lt. Bobby Quinn, a Special Forces commando killed during a recon mission in the Cambodian jungle. But when Quinn interrupts his own stateside autopsy, he discovers that the rest of his dead squad has been resurrected with a ravenous appetite for human flesh. Now with the help of a wisecracking cook (Guy Torry of American History X) and a sexy film geek (Susan Ward of Wild Things 2), the part-zombie Quinn must stop the plague before it can infect the entire nation. Who holds the shocking secret behind this blood-crazed carnage? And what happens when Quinn stops gnawing on raw steak and starts chomping on the hot chick?

A new print of Roger Corman’s classic THE RAVEN, adapted from Edgar Allen Poe’s tale, will be screened at the ICA on 8th, 10th and 11th July.

Features three giants of 20th Century horror – Vincent Price, Peter Lorre and Boris Karloff and introduces a young Jack Nicholson.

Author/critic Kim Newman will introduce the 8th July screening.

For more information, and to book tickets please see ica.org.uk

Just a quick heads up on a new horrormovie that should hit our screens soon.

Written by Simon Boyes and Co written / directed by Adam Mason The Devil's Chair tells the story of "A psychology teacher takes a group of students to an abandoned asylum where they become the victims of their own experiment."

Starring Matt Berry (The Mighty Boosh, Garth Mrenghi’s Darkplace) and EX Hollyoaker Elize Du Toit

See the trailer on the official Website : http://www.thedevilschair.com/ or on YouTube - see below:

DD Home Entertainment (DDHE) has announced that it will be releasing a number of previously unavailable classic horror and SF film and TV titles on DVD, following a ground-breaking deal between DDHE and Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Ltd.

Under an exclusive agreement with Sony, DDHE will be releasing some highly desirable titles from Sony's huge library.

Foremost amongst these will be a special 50th Anniversary edition of the true horror classic NIGHT OF THE DEMON. Plans are unconfirmed as yet, but this release may well include the American cut of the film as well as the original British release and a number of specially commissioned features. As with many DDHE collector's releases, fans can expect a detailed behind-the-scenes booklet by film and TV historian Marcus Hearn.

The Legend of the Seven Golden VampiresThe Legend of the Seven Golden Vampires is a fantastic Hammer Horror takes on Hong Kong kung foo movies. Produced shortly after Bruce Lee's 'Enter The Dragon' cashing in on what was to be a massive movie market.
Zone Horror (formerly Known as The Horror Channel) has been threatining to show this classic fusion of vampires and martial arts BUT WHEN. There have been trails for this for ages! What is going on!.

BrokenOk - So I have mentioned the Adam Mason / Simon Boyes indie horror flick Broken (nee Hearteater) many times. I have an interest in this as anyone who has seen this award wining horror film at any of the film festivals may have seen my name pop up on the credits at the end.
I have seen (very good) reviews pop up all over the internet now.
Here are a few: