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April 22, 2017 by spinechillers
Every year major cities around the world celebrate the Indian religious festival of Vaisakhi; a rich and vibrant event relished …
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| Tags: 2017, Asian, BAME, Bhangra, Celebration, Ceremonial, Ceremonies, Cinema, Cultural Adventure, Culture, Director, diversity, Drumming, Film, Guru, Guru Tegh Bahadur, India, Indian culture, Indian Festival, Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, Kachera, Kangha, Kara, Kesh, Khalsa, Kirpan, London, Mela, Nagar Kirtan, Photography, Procession, Sikh, Sikhism, Southall, United Kingdom, Vaisakhi, Warriors, Women in Film, Women Photographers
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February 3, 2017 by spinechillers
Join me for my trailer review of up and coming Sci-Fi Adventure Kaiju inspired movie Colossal! Please feel free to …
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| Tags: Anne Hathaway, blog, Cinema, Colossal, Creatures, Dan Stephens, Director, fan boys, fan girls, Film, Gareth Beverstock, Horror, Horror Fan, Kaiju, Monsters, Nacho Vigalondo, Nippon, presenter, science, Scifi, Sea Monsters, trailer, trailer review, Viral, Vlog, Women in Film
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January 20, 2017 by spinechillers
I love watching movies via online streaming service Netflix. I remember being so excited when I first signed up, in …
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| Tags: blog, Blood, Blood Lust, Cinema, Director, Dracula Untold, Film, Gary Shore, Gore, Holidays, Holy Hell, Horror, horror movies, Horrorfan, Kevin Smith, Ludo, Netflix, presenter, Q & Nikon, Qaushiq Mukherjee, Sennentuntschi, Simret Cheema-Innis, Spring, underrated, Valerie and her week of Wonders, Vlog, Women in Film, Women In Horror, XYZ Film
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December 30, 2016 by spinechillers
This year has ended on an artistic note, as I attended my good friend Samantha Agnew’s first art exhibition #Peraventure. …
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| Tags: abstract, abstract art, acryclic, Acrylic Paintings, Ajay Arora, alternative, art, artist, Avant-Garde, black holes, blog, Christopher Clark, Director, dreams, expressionism, Film, film journalism, Goth, Gothic, healing, Horror Fan, Iris Musel, love, Make-Up, Make-Up Artist, Marcus Tucker, meditation, microcosm, music, Oil Paintings, pain, paintings, Passion, Peraventure, presenter, Samantha Agnew, Sammm Agnew, Simret Cheema-Innis, surreal, television, transpersonal, transpersonal psychotherapy, trauma, universe, Vlog, vlogging, void, women in art, Women in Film, Women In Horror
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December 9, 2016 by spinechillers
Mami Izumi is a performer and dancer from Japan living in the Netherlands who I met recently. When I heard …
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| Tags: abstract, Ambience, Ambient, art, Asia, Asian, Ballet, Contemporary, Culture, Cyber, dance, Dancer, Director, emotions, Ethereal, Experimental, Fetish, Installation, J-Horror, Japan, Japanese Culture, Kobo City, Mami Izumi, Netherlands, Nippon, Passion, performer, Sean Rogg, Space, Waldorf Project/Chapter Three/Futuro
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November 24, 2016 by spinechillers
I’ve been keen for a while to move into music videos, as I see it as a great way of …
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| Tags: 80s, 90s, abstract, budget, Central London, Cinematography, club, clubs, commercial, commercials, dancers, Director, Ealing, edit, Editor, El Toro Loco, Elan Wheedon, Experimental, Film, Funk, George Romero, Giallo, Herschell Gordon Lewis, Horror, Horror Fan, Ian Fielding, independent, indie, Itzel Diana, Kevin Ellis, Love So Fine, Make-Up, Make-Up Artist, Michael Gondry, Michael Jackson, Michelle Langston, Monika Kozanecka, MUA, music, music video, Music Videos, narrative, Neon, Neon lighting, Paul Hinds, producer, record shop, record store, Requiem for a Dream, Rules of Attraction, S-A-H-A-R-A, scenes, set design, Shamirah Sairally, Sister Ray, Sister Ray Records, Soho, Soul, Soulful House, Spike Jonze, Steve Sinclair, story, Trippy, Uber, Uber XL Large, Vevo, Vevo Music Channel, video, Vinyl, vogue, voguing
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July 6, 2016 by spinechillers
It’s about time the world knew more about Prano Bailey Bond, a quiet enigma who’s making big waves in the …
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| Tags: Annika Summerson, Autoheart, BFI, British Horror, cinematic, Cinematography, Director, Ealing Studios, fantasy, feature film, Feminism, Feminism and horror films, Film and Television, Film Crew, FMK International Short Film Festival, From Me To You, Greenpeace, horror film, horror movies, horror-fantasy, Kim Newman, Laura Palmer, Man vs Sand, Morcheeba, Nasty, Oxford Blood, Paloma Faith, Poltergeist, Prano Bailey Bond, Red Dwarf, Short Film, Silver Salt Films, Soul Rebel Films, The Trip, Twin Peaks, Underwire Film Festival, Women In Horror
