With the Indiegogo campaign for Aaron Truss’s meta zombie horror comedy EMPLOYEE OF THE DEAD now live, Gore In The Store’s David Gelmini interviews the director about the film’s long journey from short to feature length and the intensely personal connection he has to the material as well as the goals of the campaign to bring this passion project to the big screen.

Director Adam O'Brien and producer Philip Kalin-Hajdu return to Glasgow FrightFest with BURY THE DEVIL, a tale of demonic possession filmed in one continuous take. They discuss the film, its technical challenges and their return to the festival.

As his latest creature feature BONE KEEPER receives its world premiere at this year's Glasgow FrightFest, its adventurous director Howard J. Ford chats to Gore In The Store about the film, his own distinct approach to directing and the state of independent genre filmmaking in the streaming era in this exclusive, extensive interview.

After acting with the likes of Neil Marshall, Craig Conway moves into the directors chair with RED RIDING, a horror re-imagining of the fairy-tale. Before its world premiere at FrightFest Glasgow, we chatted with Craig on dark explorations and championing the North-East onscreen.

With FrightFest Glasgow 2026 just around the corner, our coverage kicks off with an interview with Glenn McQuaid, director and co-writer of the camp sci-fi/horror comedy THE RESTORATION AT GRAYSON MANOR. Glenn discusses the film, murderous hands in cinema and the influence of soap operas among other matters.

Eamonn Hearns short film CHIMERA recently began its festival run. Melding rom-com tropes with body horror, the film displays his already prominent skills as a writer/director. Gore In The Store discussed the film with Eamonn, along with his influences, preference for practical effects and ambitions for the future.

Horror actress and broadcaster, Emily Booth, has teamed up with film journalist Kim Taylor-Foster for the podcast  KIM & EM VS EVIL, which takes an in-depth look at cinema’s favourite villains. Gore In The Store chatted with the self-proclaimed “fangirls” about the podcast, their own favourite villains and why the horror genre has the best baddies.

Director Colin Minihan discusses his horror-comedy Coyotes, a wild blend of humor, family drama, and creature thrills inspired by real L.A. coyotes and his desire to reclaim creative freedom after years in the studio system. He talks about working with Justin Long, Kate Bosworth, and Brittany Allen, using practical effects and classic cinematography, and how the film reignited his passion for filmmaking ahead of its FrightFest Halloween 2025 premiere.

Director Can Evrenol discusses his remake The Turkish Coffee Table, explaining how he reimagined the original film through a Turkish cultural lens while exploring his recurring themes of family, social claustrophobia, and dark fate; he talks about pushing the tone further than the original, and anticipating the film’s biggest release of his career ahead of its FrightFest Halloween 2025 UK premiere.

After a year long festival run, fast paced slasher-comedy DELIVERY RUN arrives On Digital from 6th October. Gore In The Store chatted with director Joey Palmroos to discuss the film, Finland doubling for the US and the difficulties involved in casting and directing goldfish among other things.

Making a return to British horror, writer and director Phil Claydon discusses his latest feature HELLOWEEN. Phil sat with Gore In The Store to discuss not only the film, but its fictional and real-life influences as well as its fictional ones and the state of the British micro budget horror industry.