It's not easy to make a film.

Kat D is back with another strange horror. This week with - One Cut Of The Dead (2017)

A production company has decided that they want a live, half an hour, zombie film to be broadcast for an upcoming event. They bring on Higurashi to direct and soon he's thrust into a world of script problems, troubled actors and a production that does everything but go well. Behind the scenes his daughter Mao fawns over the male lead, his wife Harumi tries to come to terms with her role in the process and every actor/crew members tries to keep the script going.

So pick it back up at page 34, find the true emotion behind the scene and get ready for your close up as we watch the live broadcast of - One Cut Of The Dead (2017)

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The dead will rise!

This week Sam and I are finally moving away from the water themed movies with - Night Of The Living Dead (1968)

As Barbara and her brother Johnny go to visit their father's grave they're set upon but a shambling stranger. Managing to get away we find ourselves boarded up in an old farmhouse as hordes of the undead begin to swarm. Boards are pulled from windows, teeth gnash as they try to bite and the only thing holding them at bay...a gunshot to the head and the bright beams of car lights and fire.

So find a rifle in the closet, stare at a wall vacantly and try not to make any silly decisions as try to survive the - Night Of The Living Dead (1968)

Let us know which of the classic zombie stereotypes you'd be - cherrypophorror@gmail.com / @cherrypophorror

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We've all been invited her because one of us is a werewolf!

Tom has invited a group of strangers to his country manor so he can complete the greatest hunt of his life. This weekend is a full moon and one of his guests is a werewolf. His wife Caroline is terrified at the idea meanwhile the pianist Jan (Michael Gambon) is banned from playing in certain countries where people went missing. Arthur (Michael Gray) is in a similar situation while the artist Paul was imprisoned for eating human flesh. Davina looks after Jan as his lover and warns the group that Jan is sick and finally Professor Lundgren (Peter Cushing) has spent wis whole life studying the werewolf. Join us as we try to figure out who the monster is!

So let's play the candlestick game, take the smallest gun we can find for protection and enjoy your steak rare as we announce that - The Beast Must Die (1974)

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