by Tim | Jan 22, 2014 | FALLOW FIELD
The Fallow Field is a low budget chiller written and directed by Leigh Dovey. It yet again proves that we are in the midst of a resurgence in British horror and we were lucky enough to talk to the producer and editor of the movie, Colin Arnold, to find out more about...
by Tim | Jan 22, 2014 | FALLOW FIELD
After struggling to find distribution (like so many indie horror films) for over three years, Monster Pictures have finally taken a punt on Leigh Dovey’s throwback to 1970s British rural horror, and good on them for doing so. With other recent releases like Scott...
by Tim | Jan 22, 2014 | FALLOW FIELD
It can seem like there are limited choices for first-time horror filmmakers. You can go with zombies, because everyone loves zombies. Found-footage might be a good way to mask your lack of budget. And then there’s the torture route, because it’s cheap and will appeal...
by Tim | Jan 22, 2014 | FALLOW FIELD
The Fallow Field is a new British horror from writer / director Leigh Dovey. Channeling classic British features from many genres, the reviews and reception have been incredibly strong so far. Colin McCracken spoke with director Leigh Dovey about the film, which is...
by Tim | Jan 22, 2014 | FALLOW FIELD
Waking confused in the middle of a field, Matt Sadler (Steve Garry) hitches a ride to his home in Shrewsbury. Unable to remember anything about where he has been or what he has done during a seven-day absence, Matt is duly dumped by his wife (Anna Ruben) who, grown...
by Tim | Jan 22, 2014 | FALLOW FIELD
The Fallow Field is the debut directorial indie feature from Leigh Dovey. The film begins by telling the tale of amnesiac Matt (Steve Garry), who wakes up in the middle of nowhere. When he finds his way back home it appears that he’s been missing for a week. But it’s...
