Get ready to roll up your sleeves and have a good ol' chinwag with the indie horror director/writer and actor, Tom Lee Rutter. In this episode, we're diving headfirst into Tom's quaint and creepy world of filmmaking, career ups and downs, his all-time favorite flicks (prepare for some original choices), what tickles his creative side about horror, and, of course, his latest brainchild, "The Pocket Film of Superstitions."

If you're a fan of indie flicks, horror that's more chuckle than chiller, or just fancy a laugh with a bloke who's got a knack for making weird and wild movies, this is the chat for you. Grab a pint, put your feet up, and join the fun with Tom, courtesy of us at the London Horror Movie Club.

Dive into the world of immersive theatre with Alex and Ryan, the innovative minds behind "Shock Horror." Discover their unique fusion of film and immersive theatre that conjures a spine-tingling ghost story right before your eyes. In this interview, we explore their creative process for crafting scares on stage, their mission to lure a younger audience to the theatre, the films that ignited their imaginations, their personal fears, and what makes horror an enchanting, irresistible genre. Join us as we uncover the secrets of bringing fear to life in a captivating theatrical experience on "The London Horror Movie Club."

Step into the provocative world of indie horror filmmaking with James Edward Newton. Dive into indie cinema's gritty, passionate heart, explore guilty pleasures that fuel creativity, and embrace the rock and punk-inspired aura of his thrilling horror films. Uncover the unsettling and unconventional brilliance behind his latest creation, 'Katernica.' Join us on 'The London Horror Movie Club' for a conversation that will redefine your understanding of artistic horror and the audacious spirit of indie cinema.

Join us for a captivating interview with indie Director of Photography, Andy Boothby, whose lens has captured the essence of chilling tales in films like "Black Lizard Tales" and segments for "Horrorscopes." Together, we unravel the magic that makes horror films so special and discover what fuels Andy's passion for his craft.

Don't miss this captivating podcast interview with acclaimed writer, producer, and director Pat Higgins. Dive into his fascinating career, explore his film influences, and get an exclusive sneak peek into his upcoming film "Powertool Cheerleaders VS the Boyband of the Screeching Dead". Tune in now for an amusing conversation that will leave you inspired, laughing and eagerly anticipating Higgins' new horror musical.

Tune in as Chris and Lauren dive into the shocking world of the 1959 horror classic, "Horrors of the Black Museum." We look at the creative murders, the unusual plot, and discuss whether a remake is in order (with obvious changes). Even if you haven't seen it - don't miss out on what the brother-sister team have been watching because Chris has FINALLY seen "The Wicker Man", just in time for it's 50 year anniversary

This month The London Horror Movie Club got to step into the fascinating world of special effects with indie SFX artist Jay Lowe. In this captivating podcast interview, we got to meet some of his incredible creations, from animated skulls to surreal creatures, and learn what inspired them. As a lifelong horror fan, Jay also shares his top recommendations of hidden gem movies you won't want to miss and some of the effects that blew his mind. Tune in for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the magic of special effects artistry.

Be aware of strong language and visual effects that some may find disturbing.

This month we have on with us British Scream Queen Dani Thompson. She has starred in more than 50 horror movies - including Bad Moon Rising, I Scream on the Beach, Carnivore: Werewolf of London - and has written and produced film and television and has out her own album.

Join Chris, Lauren, and Dani as they about her remarkable career, favourite horror films, ghost hunting, and a surreal experience that inspired one of her films!

In honour of the 4th of July Chris selected an American movie that would be a first watch for Lauren. And he picked one that suits her, because it's all about a horror writer who has gone a bit bonkers.

For July Chris and I interviewed indie horror director Alex Churchyard, best known for his award-winning summer slasher "I Scream On the Beach". We talk about everything we can, his recent appearance on the BBC, the best upcoming indie horrors, how to terrify your neighbors, and his amazing array of films including "Videoshop Tales of Terror" with Dani Thompson and "Mosaic" with Simon Bamford.