Eamonn Hearns short film CHIMERA recently began its festival run. Melding rom-com tropes with body horror, the film displays his already prominent skills as a writer/director. Gore In The Store discussed the film with Eamonn, along with his influences, preference for practical effects and ambitions for the future.

Horror actress and broadcaster, Emily Booth, has teamed up with film journalist Kim Taylor-Foster for the podcast  KIM & EM VS EVIL, which takes an in-depth look at cinema’s favourite villains. Gore In The Store chatted with the self-proclaimed “fangirls” about the podcast, their own favourite villains and why the horror genre has the best baddies.

After a year long festival run, fast paced slasher-comedy DELIVERY RUN arrives On Digital from 6th October. Gore In The Store chatted with director Joey Palmroos to discuss the film, Finland doubling for the US and the difficulties involved in casting and directing goldfish among other things.

Making a return to British horror, writer and director Phil Claydon discusses his latest feature HELLOWEEN. Phil sat with Gore In The Store to discuss not only the film, but its fictional and real-life influences as well as its fictional ones and the state of the British micro budget horror industry.

The director and producer of MANCUNIAN MAN: THE LEGENDARY LIFE OF CLIFF TWEMLOW discuss their wildly entertaining documentary of Manchester’s bouncer/filmmaker and the extensive box set that celebrates his unbelievable life and career.

As his no holds barred demonic possession saga WHEN EVIL LURKS finally receives a limited edition release on 4K UHD & Blu-ray by Second Sight Films on 28th July. 

Gore In The Store chatted with writer and director Demián Rugna to discuss the film, its influences and legacy as a protest symbol in his home country.

After its FrightFest 2024 UK premiere, writer and director Mitzi Peirone’s SAINT CLARE  finally gains a general release.

GORE IN THE STORE talked to Mitzi about how and why she became involved with the film, her eclectic influences and the physical and mental strain of directing such a film on a low budget in such a short time. 

Ahead of the launch of new YouTube series THE SUPERNATURAL UK, creator John Shackleton, talks about his fascination with the paranormal, balancing scepticism with belief, his own uncanny encounters and gruelling all-night shoots that led to the creation of this series. 

Star of POPEYE THE SLAYER MAN, Jason Stephens has been working in the horror genre since his teens.

Now taking on the role of everyone’s favourite Spinach guzzling sailor, Jason sat down with GORE IN THE STORE to talk about his incredibly varied career, which includes being a California deputy and fugitive detective, as well as the potential pitfalls in now depicting public domain characters.

Character actor and producer Terry Bird discusses his latest project SWEENEY TODD: SLICE AND DICE.

Bringing the Demon Barber of Fleet Street back to the screen with a socially relevant twist, Terry discusses how personal the project is to him, the film's political angle and what it takes to make low-budget genre film in Britain.