Friday 4 March 2011
Attack the Block - new official trailer
This really does look rather good... "that's too much madness for one text message!"
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This really does look rather good... "that's too much madness for one text message!"
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This really does look rather good... "that's too much madness for one text message!"
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The news blog for the British Horror Films website, set up to pass on information about new Brit horror releases, new releases of old Brit horrors, and other assorted nonsense. Feel free to send any info in to me via the website, or to comment on any of the posts... I'm not proud.
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- Memorabilia pt 2 - Sheila Staefel and The Hike
- Memorabilia memories - part 1
- Memorabilia at the NEC, tomorrow
- Cruel Britannia - interview with Salvage director ...
- First look at Attack The Block poster
- Fancy being an undead Nazi bastard? Now's your cha...
- Hammicus podcast features BHF website
- Memorabilia at the NEC, this Saturday
- RIP Michael Gough
- Bradford Film Fest announce horror line-up
- Hammer's The Resident: Strangest movie tie-in ever?
- Review - Scream... And Die! (1973)
- Rupert Evans and Kate Magowan join cast of canniba...
- Season of Brit horror on the horror channel!
- Review - The Offence (1972)
- Skywalker latest signing for Brit horror flick
- Review - Night Must Fall (1964)
- Review - Mother Riley Meets The Vampire (1951)
- New BHF featured at the London Lesbian and Gay Fil...
- Review - The Medusa Touch (1978)
- Is that... Caroline Munro?
- New short film from London To Brighton makers look...
- Attack the Block - new official trailer
- Review - Straight On Till Morning (1972)
- Review - Revelation (2001)
- The Gathering - finally gets a UK airing on DVD
- Patrol Men trailer
- Review - Trog (1970)
- What's with the reviews on the blog?
- Review - The Man Who Haunted Himself (1970)
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- I'm a long time journo with a passion for writing and communicating. I do what I love and I love what I do... it's better than having a proper job, after all!
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