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London Horror Movie Club
Приєднався 2 гру 2022
Are you a die-hard horror fan? Curious about the secrets behind your favorite indie horror films? Look no further! Welcome to The London Horror Movie Club, your exclusive backstage pass into the world of British indie horror. Join us as we sit down with acclaimed actors, visionary directors, talented special effects artists, and anyone else who has contributed to the spine-chilling genre we all love.
Discover their favorite horror films, unravel what makes the genre so special, and gain invaluable insights on how to navigate the world of indie filmmaking in today's modern landscape. We even talk about main stream London-set horror films to consider what makes a great horror film, and celebrate the long legacy of British horror.
Hosted by the UK-US brother and sister duo Lauren Jane Barnett and Chris Sapikowski. Two siblings, living in two countries, talking about one thing they both love: Horror.
Discover their favorite horror films, unravel what makes the genre so special, and gain invaluable insights on how to navigate the world of indie filmmaking in today's modern landscape. We even talk about main stream London-set horror films to consider what makes a great horror film, and celebrate the long legacy of British horror.
Hosted by the UK-US brother and sister duo Lauren Jane Barnett and Chris Sapikowski. Two siblings, living in two countries, talking about one thing they both love: Horror.
LHMC Watches "Twins of Evil"
With special guest, director, Tony Mardon, the London Horror Movie Club watches Hammer's 1971 "Twins of Evil". The third film in their "Karnstein Trilogy" (based on the novel Carmilla) the film is arguably the best in the trilogy and gives a lot to talk about. From the flipping of feminist tropes to the fantastic cast with veteran Peter Cushing and Playboy models The Collinson Sisters, and even modern-day doppelgangers for the cast, we cover everything and anything we thought of when watching this cult classic.
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Spaghetti Westerns to Giallo Shot-ups: Interview with Director Darren Ward
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Put your revenge on ice and get your squibs ready - this month LHMC has on award-winning director Darren Ward ("Beyond Fury", "Day of Vengence", "Three Tickets to Hell"). Darren takes us through his career talking through 30 years of indie filmmaking, including nabbing famous actors like David Warbeck and Giovanni Lombardo Radice; how to blag your way into a £15 million pound set; and the time ...
LHMC watched "Quiet Place: Day One", "Immaculate", and "VSToT"
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A round-up of what we have been watching lately - this time films that are just out on film, streaming or Blu-Ray. Chris gives a review of the action-packed "Quiet Place: Day One", Lauren just watched the stunningly creepy "Immaculate" and "Video Shop Tales of Terror" is out on Tubi in the States! There's also a few other oldies we have watched, our plans for the apocalypse, and a preview of th...
Psychic Horror in Reculver, Kent
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Off the beaten track for a more "London" Horror Movie, I went out to Reculver where the bouncing bomb was tested during WWII, and where a psychic villain honed his skills at an early age. Have you seen the film? What do you think of the location? Rather spectacular, for any film, I think.
Ask an Authority: Interview with British Horror Historian John Hamilton
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He's interviewed everyone from Anna Massey to Gordon Hessler and has written more about British Horror cinema than most people will ever learn. The author of (among many others) "Beasts in the Cellar: The Exploitation Film Career of Tony Tenser" joins us for a chat about the best decade of British horror, the films we form attachments to, the most underrated country for horror, and his latest b...
Horror Movies in St Paul's Cathedral
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Lauren stops by the iconic dome of St Paul's and talks about the horror films that actually use the cathedral, rather than just showing it in the distance.
What Horror Movie Would You Want to Live In?
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On the latest podcast Chirs and Lauren tried to guess what horror movie they would most like to live in. There were quite a few options, and clearly they want to be the bad guys :-p
"Frightmare" 1974 reviewed by The London Horror Movie Club
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Pete Wlaker's 1974 "Frightmare" gets the London Horror Movie Club treatment! A video nasty and a cult classic, this film was a first watch for Chris but appears in Lauren's book "Death Lines: Walking London's Horror History" thanks to Walker's use of great London locations like Battersea Park and BBC Television Studio. Join Chirs and Lauren as they review the film, consider how it holds up toda...
Interview with Tequila Carter, Makeup and SFX Artist - Winnie the Pooh Blood and Honey II
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One of the talented makeup artists behind "Winnie the Pooh Blood and Honey II", Tequila has done makeup and SFX for dozens of films including "Bogieville", "Best Geezer" and "The Witches of the Sands". She got her start doing Scare Cons and has also designed looks for magazine covers across Europe! It was amazing to sit down with her and hear some of the amazing stories from behind the set as w...
Horror Minute at Dolphin Square Pimlico
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Hidden along Lupus Street in Pimlico is Dolphin Square, which appears in a Boris Karloff film! Join Lauren to hear more, or check out her book, "Death Lines: Walking London's Horror History" Apologies I somehow lost the original video so you have the Instagram one! If you love horror movie locations, check out Lauren's book "Death Lines: Walking London's Horror History", published by Strange At...
Horrorfilm, gedreht in der Westminster Abbey
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Die Autorin von „Death Lines: Walking London's Horror History“ spricht über ihren Lieblingshorrorfilm, der in der Westminster Abbey gedreht wurde.
Acting up: Interview with horror actress Georgie Harriet King
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She's been killed, turned into a zombie, and is about to be playing a vengeful Repunzel - this month we got the great privilege of sitting down with horror actress Georgie King. A regular in the indie horror world, Georgie has done both stage and screen, appearing in films like "Mosaic", "The Art of Abuse" and the upcoming "Zombikini" and "Rapunzel's Revenge". Join us as she shares behind the s...
Film Review: Dagr (2024)
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New folk horror film "Dagr" directed by Matthew Butler-Heart combines Tik Tok, found footage, and Folk horror, but what did Lauren and Chris think? Cast includes Riz Moritz (The Phoebus Files), Ellie Duckles (The A List), Emma King (The Vanishing), Graham Butler (Penny Dreadful), Tori Butler-Hart (The Isle) and Matt Barber (Downton Abbey). Join us for a quick review.
Laugh to Death: Interview with Cy Henty
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Award-winning comedian and indie horror and comedy actor Cy Henty joins us this month; along with his homunculus! (no that's not a dirty joke!) Join us for a chat about his recent films, his award-winning radio play, a haunted set, what film terrified his grandmother, and that crucial blend of comedy and horror. Video contains strong language and strong puns
Indie in Production: Talking with the team behind Trash Arts Productions
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Indie in Production: Talking with the team behind Trash Arts Productions
The Horror Films that Inspire Indie Filmmakers
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The Horror Films that Inspire Indie Filmmakers
Behind the Screams: An interview with Hannah Paterson
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Behind the Screams: An interview with Hannah Paterson
Festival Exclusive with Producer and Director MJ Dixon
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Festival Exclusive with Producer and Director MJ Dixon
Horror On Sea minute with Pauline Peart and Dani Thompson
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Horror On Sea minute with Pauline Peart and Dani Thompson
Horror Minute: Southend-on-Sea, Essex
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Horror Minute: Southend-on-Sea, Essex
A Clockwork Orange PLUS our XMas Horror Movie Top 5!
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A Clockwork Orange PLUS our XMas Horror Movie Top 5!
Edgar Wright, Anya Taylor Joy: Horror in Oxford Circus
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Edgar Wright, Anya Taylor Joy: Horror in Oxford Circus
Behind the Film: Interviewing the team behind "The Foreboding"
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Behind the Film: Interviewing the team behind "The Foreboding"
Horror Minute: University of London, Bloomsbury
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Horror Minute: University of London, Bloomsbury
Bringing the Gothic to life: Interview with Director Tom Lee Rutter
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Bringing the Gothic to life: Interview with Director Tom Lee Rutter
Staging Fear: Interview with the team behind "Shock Horror"
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Staging Fear: Interview with the team behind "Shock Horror"
Interviewing Radical Director James Edward Newton
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Interviewing Radical Director James Edward Newton
Through the Lens of Horror with Cinematographer Andy Boothby
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Through the Lens of Horror with Cinematographer Andy Boothby
A fabulous Hammer with great production value, a demented and sickly looking Peter Cushing as a mad Puritan zealot playing opposite a suave and decadent Count looking for kicks with a bit of devil worship and vampirism. Lots of nudity and some good gore, plush lush sets and some witch hunting thrown in too. Love the western style music score, and the whole style and pace of the film is great.
we didn't talk about the score! Excellent <3
Nice to see everyone chatting together without time delays/drop outs etc.
It does make such a difference!
my favourite line is Lauren's... "they keep giving you 'almost boob'" :)
Loved doing this...but you know what the real twins of evil are? The two massive bags under my eyes! :) That's what happens after a week out in North Carolina!!!!
You look awesome :-) and it was great having you on!
The new omen film First Omen is so much better than immaculate. A must see if you like religious horror.
@@steveduncan6084 ahhh interesting, I had a really hard time staying interested in First Omen. For me, it was fine, but expected and a weak ending
@laurenbarnett8236 isn't it weird I found myself totally engrossed in first omen.
@@steveduncan6084 That's really interesting! I wonder if it's worth a second watch, then?
Fun episode 👏🏻 Isn't a cloister for monks, where a convent is for nuns? Anyway, loved the chat in this episode
Thank goodness someone knows what is going on!
A great episode 😀
Nice video
they were fantastic guests
@@londonhorrormovieclubyeah, open to ideas ?
@@TIMTUSH sure
@@londonhorrormovieclub How to discuss ?
@@londonhorrormovieclub How to discuss
Don’t look now, but there’s some dodgy bloke wandering around behind you!
I can’t seem to shake him 😂
@@largepotatosmallpotato 😆😆😆
43 minutes ?!?
Oh ok I see . This is a vlog .
Whilst the story is a bit hit and miss, I really like the general ‘vibe’ of Hands of the Ripper. I think the St. Paul’s location and that arial shot are fab, but I also really like the use of other great locations such as Windsor & Eton Central station.
I agree, they made the most of London, and not just the flashy touristy London. It was fun to root through all the locations when I did the book 🙂
Lifeforce is a very underrated movie. I would take that movie over chainsaw any day of the week
It's my favourite Tobe Hooper film too!
@@londonhorrormovieclub plenty of others think chainsaw is a masterpiece. I was never a massive fan of it
A very nice location there I must say though as far as Hammer goes, Hands of the Ripper for me is right down at the very bottom along with things like Vampire Lovers or Vampire Circus, '70s Hammer really is very much a hit or miss thing for the most part compared to their glory days in the late '50s/early '60s.
I am so very nostalgic about the 50s/60s films because I saw them when I was young on the late-night movies, but as I've gotten older I've started to appreciate the later (non-Dracula) films like Hands of the Ripper, or Dr Jekyll and Sister Hyde. They had just great ideas. Not always executed as ell, but the storylines were quite clever and cutting edge. I'll agree with you on Vampire Lover's though, definitely just a silly watch, though my partner loves it hehe!
My favorite Walker movie along with The Comeback (1978), they're all very good... By the way, there's a new Blu-ray box-set with 7 Walker films just released from 88 Films.
Ahhh that is a very intense one as well! Nice choice!
Great stuff 🙂
Another great chat guys! I’ve met Georgie a couple of times and she is lovely…love her takes on the life of an indie film creative. The comments about if there’s no work going on create your own, particularly resonates.
It was such a fantastic interview, and it’s true: so much of indie horror is this kind of talent and creative drive plus a lot of DIY effort!
I was thinking did tiktok exist in 2004 until I realised it was a typo.
Haha the exhaustion is real
Great interview guys, also thanks for the shout we really appreciate it ❤
Great chat guys…Cy is a very entertaining interviewee! And we still want to work with you Cy…can’t wait!
Cy is fantastic! I can’t wait to see what you all do together!
Some great choices!
Such a good interview
Great stuff!
Love this
Horror-on-Sea is the best! A fantastic vibe.
Absolutely!
what a cutie
I should imagine being anywhere south of Sheffield is a horror moment !
Hahahaha, each to their own. Anything urban, north of Watford Gap; proper horror show! ;)
anywhere below nottingham and above sheffield for me is no mans land
@@dbz9393 You're endorsing Skegness!!????
I think F aka The Expelled should have had more on screen kills, all the kills was off screen
1. Gremlins 2. Krampus 3. Rare Exports 4. Inside (set on Christmas eve) 5. Black Christmas or Christmas evil couldn't choose😂
Ooo - Rare Exports, interesting!
Amazing list, I haven't seen 3 or 4!
Inside definitely isn't very Christmasy and rare exports is a bit more comedy.
1. Christmas Evil 2. Black Christmas 3. Silent Night, Deadly Night 4. "The Christmas Story" episode of Dead of Night 5. "All through the House" segment of Tales from the Crypt. 🎄 🔪
Great episode again! Love Clockwork so much
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A fantastic listen! Well done Tom he is a talent! Can't wait to see the film.
The film is incredible! I hope you enjoy it!
Love Neon Maniacs. Watched it again only last night.
Surprisingly under-rated! A wild film
Another fantastic chat! Tom is an absolute Legend. Thanks for the shout-out Tom, it was a pleasure to have you in our little film 👊
Demeter was OK, Solid 6 out of 10
Interesting. I thought it would be the kind of film that was either a home run or a disaster.
I love pickled eggs😂
Great chat guys. It’s always a pleasure to listen to James talking film.
Very cool!
So cool, Lauren! I had such a blast with you and Tony at the Winchester Mystery House! Thank you so much for having me join you on the London Horror Movie Club! 💗💋
It was so much fun! 💕
I loved Talk to Me. I saw F when it first came out.. Crankin start but fizzled out in the hallways. I'm doing Evil Children Films this week. Reviewing "situational horror" for Halloween month. Just Google when you're looking to find a film for free. 🎃
Very cool insights into special effects makeup and horror fandom. Jay is brilliant and I have had the pleasure of working with him on various movies including Witches of the Sands that we are all itching to see completed.
He is absolutely amazing, I got to work with him on Witches as well; and Rabbit! Stunning
How annoying. Was in the area the other day. Thanks for the tip
Really enjoyed it.
Excellent episode
Great chat…Dani is fantastic both on screen and off. By the way, Richard Jones who Dani mentioned has got his own Jack the Ripper UA-cam channel which is really informative and entertaining: youtube.com/@JackTheRipperTours
Oh marvellous! Thank you!
Another great pod. We do have corn fields and corn mazes in the UK btw 😊
No way! We need to go to a corn maze!
Hahaha that Egg Shell Zomboid........
Jenny Agutter Starred in The Railway Children, The Eagle Has Landed, Logans Run, An American Werewolf in London, Childs Play 2, The Man in the Iron Mask, The Railway Children Return and many more movies and Television both sides of the pond..
Yes! Loved her in The Railway Children <3
@@londonhorrormovieclub a film I loved watching as a kid growing up 🙂🙏
I'll have to go there, Toucan play at that game! 😉
Is Tony really that short? And will TWOTS be released before 2026?
The mystery is all part of the allure; but when it comes out it's going to be a sensation
Awesome Interview!, keep up the great work!
Thank you! We were very lucky with our guest
First like! WOOO! Great commentary. Jon Landis's work has always been a big inspiration to my own work.