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In anticipation of her book I Spit On Your Celluloid: The History of Women Directing Horror Movies, Heidi Honeycutt talks women and horror.
Extracts from a newly released book, which gives synopses of the infamous ‘video nasties’, film by film, scene by scene, kill by kill!
Headpress is delighted to announce that Severin Films have optioned seminal cult film book, Killing For Culture. Co-author David Kerekes looks back.
In anticipation of his upcoming book, PURE: The Sexual Revolutions of Marilyn Chambers, Jared Stearns tells us what led him to write about this icon of the 1970s.
Pompeii is unique, an ancient arena, buzzing with a lost metropolis, and yet here is Pink Floyd in the middle of it, skinny men where gladiators once were.
The Kingsley Amis novel, The Green Man, adapted by the BBC in 1990, is a ghost story that revolves around a pub. One for the road?
King Penda and composer Edward Elgar visit a teenage boy in this archive BBC production that made little sense to director Alan Clarke.
In these extracts from his forthcoming Pure: The Sexual Revolutions of Marilyn Chambers, Jared Stearns details how the star landed her two most important roles.
Helloa! Below there! A look at The Signalman, part of the BBC’s festive A Ghost Story For Christmas thread, originally aired in 1976.
As the year draws to a close many pop performers get seasonal, knocking off potentially lucrative stocking filler B-sides. Have a favourite?
There is often the question of whether a recording is actually ‘psychedelic’ or just rock music with some improvisation thrown in. Mark Goodall listens closely.
From Joy Division to “Gordon is a moron”, Graham Fellows talks in the vernacular about his broken-hearted punk rock incarnation, Jilted John.
Power Snatched artwork by L Jamal Walton
Power Snatched artwork by L Jamal Walton
