
Black Chariot Trailer Introduces a Supernatural Noir
Black Chariot unveils its trailer through Dread Central. Robert Guthrie reports on Lawrie Brewster’s supernatural noir and its British cinema engagements.
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Black Chariot unveils its trailer through Dread Central. Robert Guthrie reports on Lawrie Brewster’s supernatural noir and its British cinema engagements.

Joseph Renzetti discusses his Oscar for The Buddy Holly Story, his horror scores and a life in film music in this interview with Lawrie Brewster.

Aaron Truss discusses Employee of the Dead with Lawrie Brewster: friendship, Rob Knox, the ambition to make films and the sincerity beneath horror comedy.

Megan Tremethick reaches 60,000 Instagram followers. Lawrie Brewster considers the British Horror Studio actress’s portraiture and artistic identity.

Amicus returns to British cinemas with In the Grip of Terror. Discover autumn screenings and the new British Horror Studio theatrical distribution venture.

The British Horror Studio presents the six winning Spooky Tales selected from more than one hundred entries, together with an introduction to the writers whose macabre imaginations brought them forth.

Mr Joel Haver has built a large audience on YouTube and continued to make personal feature films without surrendering his independence. His conversation with Mr Lawrie Brewster examines distribution, festivals and legitimacy.

Megan Tremethick discusses classical training, self-education and emotional conviction in a thoughtful examination of the actor’s craft in modern British horror.

Presented here is the complete interview transcript of Lawrie Brewster's conversation with Jeff Barker on screenwriting, character, horror, and the enduring art of motion picture storytelling.

Mr Jeff Barker speaks with Lawrie Brewster on screenwriting, psychology, Curry Barker’s Obsession, and the enduring craft of intelligent horror cinema.

The British Horror Studio has received a notable distinction upon the international stage, with the announcement that The Reign of Queen Ginnarra starring Megan Tremethick has won Best Independent Film at the 24th Annual Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards.

A commentary on the modern framing of Wuthering Heights, arguing that Brontë’s Gothic tragedy is reduced when it is treated as mere “toxic romance”.

In this exclusive profile curated by Mr Lawrie Brewster for the British Horror Chronicle, we turn our lantern upon the extraordinary Miss Sarah Daly. A quietly resolute force in the resurgence of British independent horror.

Lawrie Brewster interviews Tony Mardon on the trials, triumphs and tenacity of independent horror filmmaking in this vivid profile of true cinematic persistence.

A sombre tale of regal tyranny, black sorcery and heroic defiance unfolds in Lawrie Brewster’s Lovecraftian Gothic epic, The Reign of Queen Ginnarra.

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.

Mr. Lawrie Brewster decries the decline of independent cinema, urging a bold return to studio-led production to rescue British horror from obscurity.

Hex Studios revives the age of heroic fantasy with The Slave and the Sorcerer, a tale of magic, monsters, and muscle-bound valour now available to view at home.

Hex Studios Presents Mr. Lawrie Brewster’s Queen Ginnarra, a Grim and Majestic Fantasy Wrought with Prophecy, Political Intrigue and Otherworldly Dread.