Joining the London Horror Movie Club this week is Colin Corcoran of the UK branch of the George A Romero Foundation. We talk all things Romero from "Night of the Living Dead" through "Diary of the Dead", dive into the Romero archives, which include unfinished or never-produced scripts and lesser-known films like "The Amusement Park", which is coming out as a graphic novel. If you are a Romero fan, this is definitely one for you, but there are also great film recommendations, fun stories, thoughts on remakes and reboots, and films for your Halloween watch list.

This month we are joined by Andy Elias, one of the founders of the production company Caio Handy ( @CiaoHandy  ). A writer, producer, director, and actor, he’s made films like “The Numbers”, “The Beast of No Man’s Land”, and the award-winning “Tales from the Great War. He’s also acted in a variety of films, from big-budget Hollywood flicks “The Phantom Menace” and “The Mummy” to indie hits like the dazzling “Pocket Film of Superstitions”. Join us for a chat with Andy about everything from his favourite horror films to finding a World War I trench to film in to what he shares in common with Marlon Brando.

From music videos and short films to spoof ads, movie posters, and horror films, Mark Stewart of Sunrise Giants is an animator in any style you can imagine. We got him to sit with us and talk about some of the amazing animations he's created, he "monster" of a computer, the horror films he watches while he works, and some of the crazy and fun things he's animated in his career, including a paper Boris Karloff and Troma!

The face of Shed of Hell and blood-covered cover model for the May 2025 issue of "DarkSide Magazine", Lili Thorpe definitely gets to have the title Horror Model. Chris and Lauren chat with her about what that title means, some of her shoots, films, the Shed of Hell, and her best Zombie Apocalypse tips. Enjoy!

A deadly creature from outer space lands in a suburban basement and spawns as it kills everyone who enters. Horror on a shoestring budget, it's a first watch for Chris and on horror director Tony Mardon's top 10 horror films list. Likes, hates, special effects, and 80s nostalgia all in one episode - oh, and vegetarian luncheons.

Special Effects and Makeup Aritst Alex Gent joins us at London Horror Movie Club to talk about how he got into effects, the films that wowed him, and his work on "Pinnochio Unleashed", "Burnt Flowers", and "Vidoeshop Tales of Terror II: Lust and Revenge".

Stop-motion Animator and Conservator the Ray Harryhausen collection, Alan Friswell joins the London Horror Movie Club this week. Lauren and Chris ask about the movies that got him into animation, how it's managed to endure and improve over the years, what it was like working with Ray, and some of his favourite films and animated creatures. Alan even tells us about the time he left a sculpted dead hand in a restaurant! For horror and animation fans alike, we hope you have as much fun listening as Chris and Lauren did.

Godfather of hauntology, pioneer of industrial music, and the man behind spooky albums like "Séance at Hobs Lane", "The Wicker Tapes", and the Amicus and Taigon-inspired "Portmanteau of Horrors". That's merely a short summary of Drew Mulholland and his career! We were lucky to have this remarkable sound orchestrator talk with us about making music, horror films, and how he used a piece of the Wicker Man to make one of his albums. Enjoy!

This month is about crafting horror stories with author Dane Cobain (no relation to Kurt Cobain, we asked). Author of supernatural thrillers, crime, and horror - including his recent factory farm horror, "Meat" - we talk about inspiration, writing, horror books v. movies, and even archeology in space! Join us for a fun dive into the world of writing chills and thrills.

Chris, Tony, and Lauren sit down to compare their top ten horror movies - and only two films cross the lists! Be prepared for slashers, zombies, psychological horror, ghost stories and anthologies that span the 60s-2019! What a way to kick of the New Year here at the London Horror Movie Club.