Hit or Miss ... Hopkins horror
15 Jun 2007
Following some sloppily executed self-promotion, The Apprentice contestant Katie Hopkins was plastered across the papers over the last week.
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Horror revisited
11 Jan 2008
A former BBC head of special projects is to help relaunch the cult horror studio Hammer Films. Ian
B&Q 'DIY horror' by Dare
25 May 2011
B&Q has launched an online campaign, by Dare, which spoofs cult horror movies to demonstrate that B...The online films parody classic scenes from horror movies, The Shining, Psycho and Poltergeist. In the Poltergeist parody a little blonde girl is watching a TV with a scrambled reception. When her mother fixes it and cartoon characters reappear on screen she announces They re back . The films use the strapline DIY doesn ...
Digital launches offer horror and romance
09 Jan 2003 | by MediaWeek
Digital launches offer horror and romance...Silver Screen: the Horror Channel will show classic movies as well as films and other shows of the genre By Deborah Bonello Horror and romance will be the focus of two new ... channel to form NTX, an independent transmission company. NTX is expected to launch the Horror ...
Horror film ad banned by watchdog
05 Sep 2007 | by Darren Davidson
LONDON - A TV ad for horror film 'Paradise Lost', which features a young female character
Letter - The horror stories of exploited graduates
08 Dec 2006
We've heard horror stories of people on work experience shopping for an account team, 'sorting clothes', cleaning the office or having nothing to do ('they just wanted me around in case they had a menial job'). We've also heard that over summer, certain large agencies filled every spare desk ...
Kerrang! Network to promote 'Pandorum' horror movie
01 Oct 2009 | by Alex Brownsell
sci-fi horror movie, 'Pandorum'.
Horror Channel hires NP for Continental expansion
11 Mar 2005 | by Donna Werbner
The Horror Channel, the UK's first TV channel dedicated to the genre, has called in PR agency NP
Horror film poster rapped by ad watchdog
03 Nov 2010 | by Mark Banham
-market audience" and were intended to position the film as a mainstream horror release with imagery within ... , and "not sexual assault". The ASA said "the ads were designed to promote a mainstream horror film ...
Fiona’s sister was worth babysitting horror
25 Oct 2005 | by Mark Etting
After getting a double-page spread, albeit at single rate, Mark Etting is lumbered with childminding.
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