Alan Jones

Alan Jones is an internationally renowned critic, journalist and broadcaster who has specialised in the horror fantasy genre for over 30 years. He is a co-director of FrightFest, the UK’s biggest genre festival, and is the author of the bestselling ‘Rough Guide to Horror Movies’ and more. He is currently writing a book about the life and work of his friend Guillermo del Toro.

Fresh and Blood at Film4 Frightfest 2010

Fresh and Blood at Film4 Frightfest 2010

18th July 2010

by Alan Jones, Frightfest founder

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Sawn Off

Sawn Off

10th March 2010

By internationally renowned horror writer Alan Jones

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And the winner for Best Interactive Film is....

And the winner for Best Interactive Film is….

1st July 2010

Are games moving faster than films?

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Losing It: when good guys go bad

Losing It: when good guys go bad

15th May 2010

By Georgie Hobbs

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Stars in their eyes: does Starsuckers hang the media out to dry?

Stars in their eyes: does Starsuckers hang the media out to dry?

10th April 2010

By Natalie Peck

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Ball Gags, Bloody Violence and Mild Adventure Peril

Ball Gags, Bloody Violence and Mild Adventure Peril

25th February 2010

A look inside the BBFC.

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When a screenplay falls in a forest

When a screenplay falls in a forest

1st January 2010

By Danny Rubin

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Found in translation

Found in translation

21st November 2009

By Martin Grady (Michael Haneke’s translator)

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How not to make a gay movie

How not to make a gay movie

17th November 2009

By screenwriter David Morris

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Bad accents and chameleonic impersonation

Bad accents and chameleonic impersonation

9th October 2009

By Rob Mackie

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All change at the London Film Festival

All change at the London Film Festival

22nd September 2009

There isn’t space here to write about all of the hugely exciting films that are coming to the festival, but let’s look at a couple.

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Why we don't have our own cinema

Why we don’t have our own cinema

16th September 2009

By Jonathan Gems

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