As you’d expect, the 55th BFI London Film Festival will be getting most of the coverage this week, but for any horror fans out there who can’t wait for Halloween to come around, this coming Friday and Saturday also sees the 2nd annual British Horror Film Festival take place at The Empire in London’s Leicester Square, while the Official Selection will also screen at Bournemouth’s Pavilion Dance. Things kick off on Friday night with the world premiere of The Reverend, a vampire flick from writer-director Neil Jones (Risen) and starring Stuart Brennan (Jack Said), Tamer Hassan (Kick-Ass), Doug Bradley (Hellraiser), Emily Booth (Evil Aliens), Dominic Burns (Strippers vs Werewolves), Shane Richie (EastEnders) and Rutger Hauer (Hobo with a Shotgun). Meanwhile, on Saturday morning there’s an exclusive screening of Kill Keith – a dark comedy that sees Daytime TV host Keith Chegwin going on a rampage as he tries to kill off UK celebrities such as Tony Blackburn, Joe Pasquale and Vanessa Feltz.
Kill Keith teaser...
Also on the line-up for Saturday are screenings of former Spandau Ballet star Martin Kemp’s directorial debut Stalker, suspense thriller The Holding and ‘girls gone camping’ horror The Hike, along with a selection of spooky shorts. For more information and for tickets to the 2nd British Horror Film Festival, head on over to the official site.
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