Kat Hughes

London

Resident gore ghoul @THNcom | Tomatometer-Approved | @theOAFFC and @OFCS member Horror, cats and Keanu enthusiast. She / Her [email protected]

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Articles

John Rhys-Davies stars in 'Bone Keeper', Howard J. Ford's new feature

1 week ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

Acclaimed Brit Indie director Howard J. Ford (The Dead 1 & 2, Never Let Go, Darkgame) has just wrapped on his latest film Bone Keeper, a monstrous tale of discovery and survival, which centres on six friends who enter a remote cave system to investigate the legend of the ‘Bone Keeper’, only to find themselves being hunted by a mysterious creature that may have inhabited the cave for thousands of years. Will they uncover the truth and escape the creature – or become the next missing souls?
Sohome Horror Pride Film Festival Announces 2025 Line-Up

1 week ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

Horror has always been queer and never has that been more better exemplified than in this years Sohome Horror Pride Film Festival. The festival team are once more back celebrating horror and Pride with this virtual smorgasbord of dark delicacies. The event runs from Friday 13th June to Sunday 15th June and will screen gem after gem, read on for the official announcement from the festival.
Lorcan Finnegan Discusses 'The Surfer'

1 week ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

Lorcan Finnegan continues his trend of making intriguing films with psychological thriller The Surfer. Set in Australia, The Surferperfectly casts Nicolas Cage as a man on the edge who is pushed to the extreme. It’s a role the actor has played countless times, but The Surfer is one of his strongest outings with Lorcan Finnegan getting a career best performance out of the star.
‘Neighborhood Watch’ review: Dir. Duncan Skiles (2025)

3 weeks ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

Having already starred in sci-fi horror, Companion, and action-comedy juggernaut, Novocaine, so far this year, for his third cinematic outing, Jack Quaid moves to the indie circuit with Neighborhood Watch. The film, directed by Duncan Skiles and written by Sean Farley, sees Quaid paired with former The Boys co-star Jeffrey Dean Morgan in this tale of mental health, bonding, and self-made detectives. In Neighborhood Watch, Jack Quaid plays Simon, a young man with poor mental health.
‘Havoc’ review: Dir. Gareth Evans (2025)

3 weeks ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

Ever since The Raid, Welsh director Gareth Evans has been an icon of modern action cinema. In addition to The Raid, Evans was one of the originators of Sky’s fantastic crime series, Gangs of London, and has continually impressed audiences with his balancing of character work and pulse-pounding action. His latest film, Havoc, is no exception. Havoc stars Tom Hardy as Walker, a former narcotics cop now working the homicide beat.
Jude Poyer explains the creation of the action in Gareth Evans' 'Havoc'

3 weeks ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

Gareth Evans is one of the best directors working in action right now. Ever since his breakout hit, The Raid, audiences have been enthralled by action stories and so fans have been eagerly awaiting his new film, Havoc. Starring Tom Hardy, Havoc is a Christmas-set action thriller that blends the character driven crime thriller with blistering action. Walker (Tom Hardy) is a bruised detective fighting his way through the criminal underworld threatening to engulf his entire city.
Director Duncan Skiles discusses the creation of new film 'Neighborhood Watch'

3 weeks ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

Duncan Skiles’ new film, Neighborhood Watch, arrives in US theatres and on demand from Friday the 25th April. The film, which stars man of the moment Jack Quaid, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan, is a crime thriller that also works as a great exploration and representation of male friendships and mental health. Discussing mental health is still stigmatised and this is especially true for issues affecting men.
‘Sinners’ review: Dir. Ryan Coogler (2025)

1 month ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

Ryan Coogler and Michael B Jordan have one of the strongest actor/director relationships in Hollywood. Having already made Fruitvale Station and Creed the pair continue to work together, and with each outing the duo get stronger; and if you think Coogler is good at directing one Michael B Jordan, then imagine how good he would be with two. In Sinners he gets to do exactly that as Jordan takes on the dual role of twins, Smoke and Stack, as they return to the South in 1931 after a stint in Chicago.
Director Chad Archibald on new horror 'It Feeds'

1 month ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

Chad Archibald’s It Feeds premiered at Panic Fest. As long-time admirers of Chad Archibald’s work, and the films produced by his production company, Black Fawn Films, we were eagerly awaiting It Feeds, and it did not disappoint. Starring Ashley Greene and Shawn Ashmore, It Feeds offers a sinister spin on stories of psychics and demons, as well as parents and their children. It Feeds tells the harrowing story of a young girl who insists that a malevolent entity is feeding on her.
Director Tim Fehlbaum on the intricate process of creating 'September 5'

1 month ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

Director Tim Fehlbaum’s September 5 unveils the decisive moment that forever changed media coverage and continues to impact live news today. Set during the 1972 Munich Summer Olympics, the film follows an American Sports broadcasting team that quickly adapted from sports reporting to live coverage of the Israeli athletes taken hostage. Through this lens, September 5 provides a fresh perspective on the live broadcast seen globally by an estimated one billion people at the time.