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The end is nigh on Horror Channel, as Saturday nights in April are taken over by rabid cannibals, zombie humanoids, mutant insects a deadly plague and monsters in the mist – in an Apocalypse Season which focuses on a world-ending selection of catastrophic classics. Watch promo below: Introduced by a zombie-busting Emily Booth (pictured left), fans of the genre will be treated to the UK TV premiere of the Canadian seat-edged shocker THE DAY (Sat 11 April, 10.50pm), the Network premiere of Robert Rodriguez’s zombie exploitation epic PLANET TERROR (Sat 18 April, 10.50pm) and the network premiere of monster survival thriller THE MIST (Sat 4th April, 22.50pm), which is based on Stephen King’s novella. Plus there is Stephen King’s mini-series THE STAND, starring Gary Sinise and Molly Ringwald, which airs on Sat 4 April to Sat 24 April at 9pm. Completing the season Is DAMNATION ALLEY. Horror Channel’s favourite queen of screams, Emily Booth, is also set to star in a post-apocaly...

The end is nigh on Horror Channel, as Saturday nights in April are taken over by rabid cannibals, zombie humanoids, mutant insects a deadly plague and monsters in the mist – in an Apocalypse Season which focuses on a world-ending selection of catastrophic classics. Watch promo below: Introduced by a zombie-busting Emily Booth (pictured left), fans of the genre will be treated to the UK TV premiere of the Canadian seat-edged shocker THE DAY (Sat 11 April, 10.50pm), the Network premiere of Robert Rodriguez’s zombie exploitation epic PLANET TERROR (Sat 18 April, 10.50pm) and the network premiere of monster survival thriller THE MIST (Sat 4th April, 22.50pm), which is based on Stephen King’s novella. Plus there is Stephen King’s mini-series THE STAND, starring Gary Sinise and Molly Ringwald, which airs on Sat 4 April to Sat 24 April at 9pm. Completing the season Is DAMNATION ALLEY. Horror Channel’s favourite queen of screams, Emily Booth, is also set to star in a post-apocalyptic horror th...

The end is nigh on Horror Channel, as Saturday nights in April are taken over by rabid cannibals, zombie humanoids, mutant insects a deadly plague and monsters in the mist – in an Apocalypse Season which focuses on a world-ending selection of catastrophic classics. Watch promo below: Introduced by a zombie-busting Emily Booth (pictured left), fans of the genre will be treated to the UK TV premiere of the Canadian seat-edged shocker THE DAY (Sat 11 April, 10.50pm), the Network premiere of Robert Rodriguez’s zombie exploitation epic PLANET TERROR (Sat 18 April, 10.50pm) and the network premiere of monster survival thriller THE MIST (Sat 4th April, 22.50pm), which is based on Stephen King’s novella. Plus there is Stephen King’s mini-series THE STAND, starring Gary Sinise and Molly Ringwald, which airs on Sat 4 April to Sat 24 April at 9pm. Completing the season Is DAMNATION ALLEY. Horror Channel’s favourite queen of screams, Emily Booth, is also set to star in a post-apocalyptic horror th...

Acclaimed director Russell Friedenberg’s latest feature, WIND WALKERS, has completed post and is primed for an Autumn 2015 release in both the US and UK. To highlight the news, the producers have released some first-look teaser stills and a blazing new trailer. A group of friends and family descend into the swamp lands of the Everglades for their annual hunting trip, only to discover that they are the ones being hunted. A malevolent entity is tracking them and they begin to realise that one of their party, Sean (Zane Holtz), may be possessed by something he has brought home from a tour of duty in the Middle East – a demon of war so horrible and deadly that even he is unaware of its devilish presence. Or are they facing something even more unspeakable?  Is a legendary Native American curse about to unleash its dreadful legacy? Has the mysterious Wind Walker beast, thirsting for colonial revenge, returned to claim more souls? With no place to run, the group, starved a...

Acclaimed director Russell Friedenberg’s latest feature, WIND WALKERS, has completed post and is primed for an Autumn 2015 release in both the US and UK. To highlight the news, the producers have released some first-look teaser stills and a blazing new trailer. A group of friends and family descend into the swamp lands of the Everglades for their annual hunting trip, only to discover that they are the ones being hunted. A malevolent entity is tracking them and they begin to realise that one of their party, Sean (Zane Holtz), may be possessed by something he has brought home from a tour of duty in the Middle East – a demon of war so horrible and deadly that even he is unaware of its devilish presence. Or are they facing something even more unspeakable?  Is a legendary Native American curse about to unleash its dreadful legacy? Has the mysterious Wind Walker beast, thirsting for colonial revenge, returned to claim more souls? With no place to run, the group, starved and consumed with...

Acclaimed director Russell Friedenberg’s latest feature, WIND WALKERS, has completed post and is primed for an Autumn 2015 release in both the US and UK. To highlight the news, the producers have released some first-look teaser stills and a blazing new trailer. A group of friends and family descend into the swamp lands of the Everglades for their annual hunting trip, only to discover that they are the ones being hunted. A malevolent entity is tracking them and they begin to realise that one of their party, Sean (Zane Holtz), may be possessed by something he has brought home from a tour of duty in the Middle East – a demon of war so horrible and deadly that even he is unaware of its devilish presence. Or are they facing something even more unspeakable?  Is a legendary Native American curse about to unleash its dreadful legacy? Has the mysterious Wind Walker beast, thirsting for colonial revenge, returned to claim more souls? With no place to run, the group, starved and consumed wit...

CAVES, CORPSES, NIGHTMARES, & TERRORS FILL DEBUT HORROR FEATURE BY EFFECTS MASTER HIROSHI KATAGIRI ASSEMBLES WORLD-CLASS PRACTICAL EFFECTS TEAM AND PROMISES TO SCARE AUDIENCE TO WHERE DEATH LIVES GEHENNA … Where Death Lives - indie horror campaign - live now on kickstarter LOS ANGELES, CA (March, 2015) – Hiroshi Katagiri is a long time special effects artist making a bold jump to producing and directing his first-ever feature film, an indie horror film called GEHENNA … Where Death Lives. Large parts of Hollywood’s practical effects community, impressed with the script and fans of his talent, have come aboard to support him. Katagiri promises “a film that fans of quality indie horror will love and respect.” Katagiri was born in Japan, loved film as a child. He moved to the US at 18 and found success as a primary artist at Stan Winston Studios, mastering the art of sculpture and character creation on films by Steven Spielberg (Jurassic Park, A.I., and War of the Worlds), ...

CAVES, CORPSES, NIGHTMARES, & TERRORS FILL DEBUT HORROR FEATURE BY EFFECTS MASTER HIROSHI KATAGIRI ASSEMBLES WORLD-CLASS PRACTICAL EFFECTS TEAM AND PROMISES TO SCARE AUDIENCE TO WHERE DEATH LIVES GEHENNA … Where Death Lives - indie horror campaign - live now on kickstarter LOS ANGELES, CA (March, 2015) – Hiroshi Katagiri is a long time special effects artist making a bold jump to producing and directing his first-ever feature film, an indie horror film called GEHENNA … Where Death Lives. Large parts of Hollywood’s practical effects community, impressed with the script and fans of his talent, have come aboard to support him. Katagiri promises “a film that fans of quality indie horror will love and respect.” Katagiri was born in Japan, loved film as a child. He moved to the US at 18 and found success as a primary artist at Stan Winston Studios, mastering the art of sculpture and character creation on films by Steven Spielberg (Jurassic Park, A.I., and War of the Worlds), Rob Marshal,...

CAVES, CORPSES, NIGHTMARES, & TERRORS FILL DEBUT HORROR FEATURE BY EFFECTS MASTER HIROSHI KATAGIRI ASSEMBLES WORLD-CLASS PRACTICAL EFFECTS TEAM AND PROMISES TO SCARE AUDIENCE TO WHERE DEATH LIVES GEHENNA … Where Death Lives - indie horror campaign - live now on kickstarter LOS ANGELES, CA (March, 2015) – Hiroshi Katagiri is a long time special effects artist making a bold jump to producing and directing his first-ever feature film, an indie horror film called GEHENNA … Where Death Lives. Large parts of Hollywood’s practical effects community, impressed with the script and fans of his talent, have come aboard to support him. Katagiri promises “a film that fans of quality indie horror will love and respect.” Katagiri was born in Japan, loved film as a child. He moved to the US at 18 and found success as a primary artist at Stan Winston Studios, mastering the art of sculpture and character creation on films by Steven Spielberg (Jurassic Park, A.I., and War of the Worlds), Rob Marshal,...

The sound of bees on a summer afternoon conjures up a peaceful picture to ‘pop singer’ Vicky Robbins when she arrives at the Hargrove Farm on Sea Gull Island. Suffering from overwork and the aftermath of a severe breakdown, she has come to find peace and rest. Despite the taciturn greeting by Ralph Hargrove and Mrs. Hargrove, Vicky is delighted by the tranquility of the scene. Hargrove, a spare time beekeeper, appears devoted to his hives, and occasionally to Doris Hawkins, the daughter of the local publican. Mrs. Hargrove, disinterested in her husband, seems only concerned about her pet dog, Tess.

The sound of bees on a summer afternoon conjures up a peaceful picture to ‘pop singer’ Vicky Robbins when she arrives at the Hargrove Farm on Sea Gull Island. Suffering from overwork and the aftermath of a severe breakdown, she has come to find peace and rest. Despite the taciturn greeting by Ralph Hargrove and Mrs. Hargrove, Vicky is delighted by the tranquility of the scene. Hargrove, a spare time beekeeper, appears devoted to his hives, and occasionally to Doris Hawkins, the daughter of the local publican. Mrs. Hargrove, disinterested in her husband, seems only concerned about her pet dog, Tess.

The sound of bees on a summer afternoon conjures up a peaceful picture to ‘pop singer’ Vicky Robbins when she arrives at the Hargrove Farm on Sea Gull Island. Suffering from overwork and the aftermath of a severe breakdown, she has come to find peace and rest. Despite the taciturn greeting by Ralph Hargrove and Mrs. Hargrove, Vicky is delighted by the tranquility of the scene. Hargrove, a spare time beekeeper, appears devoted to his hives, and occasionally to Doris Hawkins, the daughter of the local publican. Mrs. Hargrove, disinterested in her husband, seems only concerned about her pet dog, Tess.

D. Jonathan Brudie is a talented horror writer with a great debut book Dribs n. Drabs. He loves all things horror including books and films. Brudie wants to remain an independent voice in dark fiction and his debut book is remarkably unique. It was a great pleasure to interview him about the dark fiction genre. Interview with D. Jonathan Brudie By David Kempf Tell us how you became involved in all writing horror? I’ve always enjoyed things having to do with horror. I grew up on old movies and TV and have always turned to the scary stuff. As a young teen I started out writing scripts for horror/ splatter types of short films that I would come up with. The idea was that someday I’d get to make them into movies. I still do the same thing today. My writing is very much influenced by my love of filmmaking. Did you enjoy horror movies and dark fiction during your childhood? Oh yes, and I have to thank my Mother for that. She was a big part of the reason why I gravitated...

D. Jonathan Brudie is a talented horror writer with a great debut book Dribs n. Drabs. He loves all things horror including books and films. Brudie wants to remain an independent voice in dark fiction and his debut book is remarkably unique. It was a great pleasure to interview him about the dark fiction genre. Interview with D. Jonathan Brudie By David Kempf Tell us how you became involved in all writing horror? I’ve always enjoyed things having to do with horror. I grew up on old movies and TV and have always turned to the scary stuff. As a young teen I started out writing scripts for horror/ splatter types of short films that I would come up with. The idea was that someday I’d get to make them into movies. I still do the same thing today. My writing is very much influenced by my love of filmmaking. Did you enjoy horror movies and dark fiction during your childhood? Oh yes, and I have to thank my Mother for that. She was a big part of the reason why I gravitated into the horror genre...

D. Jonathan Brudie is a talented horror writer with a great debut book Dribs n. Drabs. He loves all things horror including books and films. Brudie wants to remain an independent voice in dark fiction and his debut book is remarkably unique. It was a great pleasure to interview him about the dark fiction genre. Interview with D. Jonathan Brudie By David Kempf Tell us how you became involved in all writing horror? I’ve always enjoyed things having to do with horror. I grew up on old movies and TV and have always turned to the scary stuff. As a young teen I started out writing scripts for horror/ splatter types of short films that I would come up with. The idea was that someday I’d get to make them into movies. I still do the same thing today. My writing is very much influenced by my love of filmmaking. Did you enjoy horror movies and dark fiction during your childhood? Oh yes, and I have to thank my Mother for that. She was a big part of the reason why I gravitated into the horror genr...