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Arbroath, Angus, United Kingdom
I'm a Beagle loving horror nerd with a thing for Hobbits. Ever since the age of around 6/7 where I saw movies like Poltergeist and The Birds, I have had a strong love for the genre. When I was 14 I was introduced to the two greatest loves of my life...Mulder and Scully!! With The X Files, I got horror, aliens, conspiracy theories, the supernatural and sooo much more!! When The X Files finished I felt I was doomed never to feel that much love again...and then I found an island. And island that I got LOST on for 6 joyous years. If you'd told this LOST Phile all those years ago that she'd become totally obsessed with a show about a bunch of bikers, she'd have laughed in your face. But alas, Sons of Anarchy...what can I say...LOVE!! So yes, nowadays I'm a LOST Phile with a passion for Harley's. As an ambassador for Women in Horror Recognition Month, I run my own annual festival, Jennifer's Bodies, promoting the work of all the amazing women in horror. I love the boys as well though, and am always on the look out for unique new takes on my beloved horror genre.

Wednesday, 14 November 2012

The Lost Boy Shines a New Light on Peter Pan and Wendy!


You may remember a while back I did a post on a wee Scottish film called One Day Removals...possibly the sweariest film of all time.  Haha.  This film is an absolute cracker and a rarity in the fact that it doesn't matter how many times I watch it...I still end up with my stomach killing me from laughing so much. :) 


Anyhoo, One Day Removals introduced me to the wonderful Scott Ironside...one of the most genuinely funny people I have ever seen on the screen.  Ever since then I've been following what he's been up too and it was with great delight that the other day he posted a link to the trailer for his new film, The Lost Boy.  


Based on the masterpiece from J.M. Barrie.  The Lost Boy is a modern day adaptation of the novel Peter Pan and Wendy, set in contemporary London.  


Set one night in a club called Neverland, the story follows a 19 year old boy called Peter as he meets a girl (Wendy) whose introduction into his world sets off a chain of consequences that force him to reevaluate his entire lifestyle. 

Directed by Adam Hales-Walker, The Lost Boy is one of the graduation films from BAF06 at Metfilm School...and a pretty damn wicked looking graduation film if you ask me!! :) 


To follow the film and share the love, you can find it on both Facebook and Twitter

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