Interview by Aled Ll Jones of MovieDromeDVD.com Editor’s Introduction: Since we first watched The Bunny Game earlier this year in February we’ve become fairly good friends with the film’s director, Adam Rehmeier. We’re big supporters of his independently made artistic vision and in the past have taken the opportunity to speak at length with both [...]

Interview conducted by Aled Ll Jones of MovieDromeDVD; introduction by Ben Bussey. Found footage has been one of the most prominent and divisive subgenres of horror in recent years. Among the films utilising the first person camcorder perspective to horrific effect is The Tapes, a British chiller which I’m ashamed to admit has somehow skipped our attention [...]

November is Season of the Banned month on the UK’s Horror Channel. Director Jake West and Marc Morris (pictured above) will be hosting a slew of films that has been previously banned by the BBFC. The festivities kicked off with the premiere of Jake West’s film Video Nasties: Moral Panic, Censorship And Videotape (reviewed here). [...]

Having premiered Panic Button at this years FrightFest the film is now coming out on DVD in the UK. (review here).  UK BrutalAsHell.com contributor Aled Ll Jones of MoviedromeDVD had the opportunity to have a quick chat with Christopher Crow about Panic Button and his first feature film Devil’s Bridge (review here), and his plans for Abertoir [...]

Interview conducted by Aaron Williams; introduction by Ben Bussey. By now, you probably know the score on The Woman. It’s an intense piece of film, and has also proved intensely divisive. For evidence of this, look no futher than my review and Keri’s review; Two pretty different reactions, I’m sure you’ll agree. But for better [...]

With the recent release of the new French Canadian shocker Territories (review here) in the UK BrutalAsHell.com contributor Aled Ll Jones of MoviedromeDVD got the opportunity to chat for a few minutes with director Olivier Abbou about his inspirations, challenges in making the film and what lies ahead. Territories is the story of five friends [...]

Interview conducted by Ben Bussey.   Axelle Carolyn has long been a familiar name on the horror scene. She’s a multi-tasker extraordinaire: as an actress she has appeared in the films of her husband Neil Marshall, plus numerous indies including A Reckoning (which our own Nia Edwards-Behi gave an enthusiastic review earlier this year). She’s also a writer, previously a contributor to [...]

“Welcome to Stake Land, kid.” Director Jim Mickle and co-writer/lead Nick Damici have gone beyond the “horror” and “vampire” genre cliches to create a post-apocolyptic road movie that kicks major ass. Stake Land builds you up with scenes of laughing, ice cream and dancing that give the characters and audience hope of a New Eden [...]

Vincent Lannoo Interview Interview conducted by Marc Patterson Vampires is a new film from IFC Midnight that hails from Belgium. (You can read our official review here) While the title of the film is about as generic as it gets the subject matter and content is quite original. It plays out more like a dark [...]

Interview conducted by Stephanie Scaife – June 2011 Film critic, journalist, novelist and horror aficionado Kim Newman very kindly agreed to answer a few of my questions regarding the long awaited re-release of his 1992 novel Anno Dracula. An alternative history fictional narrative which poses an interesting question; what would have happened if Van Helsing [...]

There are a lot of films out there about Charles Manson, but none compare to the greatness that is The Manson Family. This unique, intense, acid trip of a film came from the visionary genius, Jim VanBebber. Before The Manson Family came along, VanBebber was making low budget movie magic with the works of Deadbeat [...]

Interview conducted by Ben Bussey Canada has given us some great things over the years: David Cronenberg; Neil Young; a place for America’s draft-dodgers to go. And now, Canada gives us one of the most exciting independent filmmaking teams around right now, Jen and Sylvia Soska of Twisted Twins Productions. I’ll be the first to [...]

Interview conducted by Marc Patterson – June 2011 Several days ago we showed off a killer trailer for a new gory exploitation flick called Dear God No! Immediately noticeable was the authentic feeling the trailer exuded. Whereas most modern grindhouse flicks are obvious homages, you’d be hard pressed to look at Dear God No! and [...]

Brutal Talk: Chatting with Drew Daywalt Interview conducted by Marc Patterson, May 2011 It’s always really awesome for us when we get to talk to figures in the horror community who we love, and whose work we admire on a personal level. Drew Daywalt is one of those guys. A talented filmmaker and director he [...]

Interview: Tanit Phoenix Gives Us Reason to Watch ‘Femme Fatales’ Interview conducted by Marc Patterson – May 2011 Femme Fatales is a new TV series set to premiere this Friday night from Cinemax as a part of their Max After Dark programming. Sitting in the vein of the Twilight Zone, but with more seductive sadism, [...]

Interview with Simon Rumley and Sean Hogan, Directors of Little Deaths Interview conducted by Britt Hayes –  SXSW, March 2011 During SXSW we had a chance to sit down with filmmakers Simon Rumley and Sean Hogan. With director Andrew Parkinson (Mutant Tool, the middle segment) they’ve crafted a new British horror anthology titled Little Deaths. [...]

Interview with Rick Melton Interview conducted by Keri O’ Shea – April 2011 Probably the most singularly striking thing about the latest wave of classic horror releases from Arrow Video is the amazing quality of the original artwork which features on the covers, and one of the artists behind these covers is the UK-based Rick [...]