An ambitious production from the British Horror Studio, The Reign of Queen Ginnarra has secured a notable nomination at the Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards. This sombre medieval drama, steeped in dark fantasy and ancient dread, marks a further step in the studio’s continued efforts to revive the grand traditions of British horror.
An examination of the BBC’s reading of Wuthering Heights, contending that Brontë’s work is a metaphysical tragedy, not a clinical diagnosis of love.
In this exclusive profile curated by Mr Lawrie Brewster for the British Horror Chronicle, we shine a flickering gaslight upon the career of Mr Andy Edwards - a most singular figure in the new wave of British independent horror.
Reported by Kieran Fisher for The British Horror Chronicle In an age of fleeting spectacles and hurried entertainments, Mr. Lawrie...
Veteran horror filmmaker Lawrie Brewster reflects on the collapse of the indie film market, the rise of vertical studios, and why independent creators must forge their own path.
An examination of the BBC’s reading of Wuthering Heights, contending that Brontë’s work is a metaphysical tragedy, not a clinical diagnosis of love.
The British Horror Studio has announced the results of its inaugural awards season, an occasion which marks not merely an internal milestone for the organisation, but a notable moment in the continuing development of British independent horror cinema.
A Profile in Persistence: The Singular Vision of Mr Tony MardonBy Lawrie Brewster In this, the second instalment of our...
In this exclusive profile curated by Mr Lawrie Brewster for the British Horror Chronicle, we shine a flickering gaslight upon the career of Mr Andy Edwards - a most singular figure in the new wave of British independent horror.
Looking for some unashamed sword-and-sorcery sleaze? Then you should watch The Slave and the Sorcerer.











