Celluloid Screams (2024): (FF) 7 Keys
3rd November 2024
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Director: Joy Wilkinson Jeva Films, UK 2024: 93mins “A fresh take on two people exploring their damaged pasts and each other across a bright, modern
Welcome to Horror Phenomena.
An off-shoot of our folk content, we are venturing into expanding our horror coverage.
Having realised that we watch as much horror as we listen to folk, we should provide the same imaginative offer to the Horror genre as we do Folk Music.
With Horror there are truly no bounds however. So as well as films, theatre and festivals, we will be reviewing all sorts of other horror media in the near future too.
Have a read and please get in touch below if you wish.
Celluloid Screams 2024: (FF) Frankie Freako
28th October 2024
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“Fasten your freakbelts” Directed by Steven Kostanski (The Void, Psycho Goreman), we start the festival with a film whose tone and mayhem is deeply rooted
Sheffield Live Update Megapost #1 2024
31st March 2024
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The New Year is here, and so is this very delayed type up of a couple of shows we saw in 2023. It is delayed
Gravest Fears – Theatre Review- University of Sheffield (29 Oct 23)
5th November 2023
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We are off to see Nunkie Productions (https://www.nunkie.co.uk/) touring show of “Gravest Fears” as part of their M R James Project, spreading ghost stories through
Celluloid Screams: Film Shorts (20 Oct)
27th October 2023
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For a change of pace from folk music reviews we decided to attend the Celluloid Screams horror festival in Sheffield. We needed to get some
Haunted – “Influential horror stories dug up and made fresh” – The University of Sheffield Drama Studio (1st April 2023)
12th April 2023
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A review of “Haunted”, a theatre show brought by LittleMighty and Enable Us on 01/04/23 at the University of Sheffield’s Drama Studio. The show gives us a BSL friendly performance of the stories, “The Upper Berth” (F. Marion Crawford), and “The Monkey’s Paw” (W.W. Jacobs)
