FOR THE LOVE OF HORROR
Manchester
2022
For the Love of Horror
Manchester
2022
This was the first horror convention I went to so, for a treat, I splurged on the expensive VIP ticket earning me a photo with every celebrity guest (you only live once, right?). It was also the 20th anniversary of hit Scottish werewolf movie, Dog Soldiers – an underrated horror movie that I really enjoy and definitely recommend. I cosplayed as the character Bub from Zombie film, Day of the Dead, and had a fantastic time.
Click here to go to the character page for Bub and see more photos of my cosplay.
Press here to go to the character page for Bub and see more photos of my cosplay.
Below are the photos of me with various celebrities.
There are a lot of photos below so it would be best to come back to this webpage on a device with a larger screen.
Me with Damien Leone, the director, writer and lead FX artist behind the legendary 2016 film, Terrifier.
Me terrorising Darren Morfitt who plays Spoon in 2002’s Dog Soldiers.
Me with the beastly gang from the 1987 film, A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors. From left to right; actress Jennifer Rubin (Taryn in the film), actor Ken Sagoes (Kincaid), actor Rodney Eastman (Joey), actor Ira Heiden (Will) and actor Bradley Gregg (Phillip).
Me with the legendary first person to ever play Jason Voorhees, in the original 1980 film Friday the 13th, Ari Lehman. Ari is also the lead of his own punk metal band, First Jason.
Me with Spencer Wilding – the actor chosen for the role of Stan, a, presumably cancelled, movie of the same name that For the love of Horror was set to create, adapting the comic of the same name.
Me with the massively lovely, Scout Taylor-Compton, lead actress in the 2007 remake of Halloween, starring as Laurie Strode.
Me with actor Rodney Eastman – Joey from 1987’s A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors.
Me next to the late James Winburn, stuntman from the 1981 John Carpenter film Escape from New York.
Me beside Gremlins actor Zach Galligan who played Billy in the 1984 movie.
Me with the amazing director behind 2002’s Dog Soldiers, Neil Marshall.
Me with the man who played Wells in the outstanding Scottish werewolf film; 2002’s Dog Soldiers, actor Sean Pertwee.
Me with the extremely-likable actor Craig Conway who played the unamed camper at the beginning of 2002 film, Dog Soldiers.
Me with legendary saxman Tim Cappello, the unofficial mascot of For the love of Horror and actor who played a brief but unforgettable role as Beach Concert Star in 1987 vampire film, The Lost Boys.
Me with the two lovely ladies from the 2007 remake of Halloween, now covered in blood; Danielle Harris (Annie Brackett in the film) on the left and Scout Taylor-Compton (Laurie Strode) on the right.
