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Posted on Monday 20th August 2018 The UK premiere of the paranormal shocker, Nightworld hits Horror on August 27th. The film stars Jason London and the legend that is Robert Englund. We recently chatted to Robert about this chilling movie as well as a certain jumper wearing, knife finger wielding character you may have heard about. HC: An actor of your experience must be offered acting roles all th... SHARE: READ MORE Interview with Jason London, star of Nightworld
Posted on Wednesday 15th August 2018 On August 27th Horror Channel has the UK premiere of the paranormal shocker, Nightworld. The film concerns a man (Jason London) who bites off more than he can chew when, when a malevolent force is uncovered in the bowels of the apartment he's guarding. So, we decided to chat to Jason about the movie, what it's like to work with Robert Englund and his future cinemtic plans. HC: You've ... SHARE: READ MORE Horror Channel unleashes monstrous FrightFest Season
Posted on Monday 6th August 2018 To celebrate FrightFest 2018, taking place in London during the August Bank Holiday, Horror Channel is dedicating thirteen nights to past festival hits. Amongst the twenty-six fear-filled favourites, the channel will air four UK TV premieres: Simeon Halligan's 'terror-torial' home invasion shocker White Settlers; Jeff Maher's crowd-pleasingly ghoulish orgy of sex and gore Bed Of The Dead; Chad Archibald's breath-choking supernatural thriller The Drownsman; and the hauntingly sinister Nightworld, directed by Patricio Valladares and starring horror icon Robert Englund. Plus, we're broadc... SHARE: READ MORE ON HORROR

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