London Interviews

Movie Ramblings were lucky enough to sit down and chat with Chuck Steel: Night of the Trampires director Mike Mort about his sensational stop motion ode to the best of 80s action, horror and irreverence;...

Yes, I know we ran an interview with Jenn Wexler a few week's back on the site, but that was a syndicated one OK? And, truth be told, when we checked out The Ranger on Frightfest's opening night (review...

Fancy another director interview ahead of next week's Frightfest festival? Of course you do, so here's ten questions with The Dark helmer Justin P Lange... Q. THE DARK is based on your Columbia University...

One of the films that really caught our eye in the Frightfest line-up was Swedish entry Videoman, a throwback of sorts that leans on the current 80s fad to good effect. Now, my liking for the film may have...

Jenn Wexler's 80s slasher homage The Ranger looks set to rock Frightfest as the opening film, so what better way to get excited than to chat to the director herself, firing off questions about the film, her...

There's no doubt that genre legend Barbara Crampton is a firm favourite of the Frightfest community - after all, not only has she had a slew of films screen at the festival over the last few years, she's also...

One of the more intriguing offerings at this year's Frightfest is director Louis Melville's Boots On The Ground, a fresh take on the found footage genre that sees a bunch of British soldiers get far more than...

Matthew Heaven's £10,000 debut feature Accountable look set to be one of the more intriguing offering at this year's genre festival. A tale of anger, frustration and social anxiety, the film stars Oliver...

One of the films that caught us (pleasantly) by surprise at London's recent Frightfest was creature feature Blood Hunters - you can read our review here http://bit.ly/2bClmNJ So much so in fact that we had...

Back in June at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, David Watson caught up with an old film school buddy (who’s far more successful the bastard) for a pint, writer/director Steve Barker, on the eve of...

With festive slasher ‘Red Christmas’ debuting for European audiences at Horror Channel’s Frightfest later this month, we thought it was the perfect opportunity to catch up with director Craig Anderson...

We talk to Jon Ford, who, alongside his brother Howard, took the zombie genre to new global heights with The Dead & The Dead 2. Here Jon talks about his first solo feature film, OFFENSIVE, a dark, violent...

One of the more intriguing offerings from this year's Frightfest was Isabel Coixet's Another Me, a sinister tale of doppelgangers as Fay (Sophie Turner) is stalked by a double who seems intent on stealing her...

Regular visitors to our site will know that one of the films that most took us by surprise at this year's Frightfest was Adam Mason's home-invasion shocker Hangman. We've already chatted to Adam himself...

One of the big surprises for us at this year's Frightfest was Ruth Platt's Brit flick The Lesson, a low-budget, nasty tale that completely blindsided us - in a good way. In fact, having given the film a...

I was waiting with baited breath for the chance to interview director Dominic Brunt and his co-writer / leading protagonist Joanne Mitchell – in her long list of credentials, it's worth mentioning Joanne is...

Dustin Milligan is a name (and face) already known to genre fans thanks to his turns in the likes of Slither, The Messengers and Shark Night 3D over recent years. The affable Canadian actor returns to the...

Without giving too much away, director Adam Mason's home-invasion-with-a-twist shocker Hangman is one of the films screening at this year's Frightfest that will definitely get the Movie Ramblings seal of...

Of all the films heading our way at this year's London Frightfest shindig, Liam Regan's Banjo is one that has already caught our eye. A quirky, violent tale of revenge (with a twist), the flick gets its...