Hey Shameless. I've recently created a petition to bring the hit musical of The Evil Dead to London's West End. Shameless has helped make a difference in many areas: including most famously getting video nasties through completely uncut!

Ghost Stories has become an instant success. It seems theatre goer's are tried of musicals and other snore fest's. The Evil Dead musical boasts over the top gore, full on hilarious musical numbers and genuine fun.

I'm hoping Shameless...

Hey guys, Robert here (not truckturner, just in his place) taking a quick break from the regular blogging, to remind you that the release of 'i' is only a few days away. But we want some people to watch it early, because as we all know, sharing is caring! But if you want to watch it early you're going to have to earn it (and have a little fun along the way)

PUSHING BUTTONS PRODUCTIONS is offering a few lucky readers at CULT LABS FORUMS the chance to see a limited advanced screening...

Now the script had finally been approved by everyone! It was time to look for possible locations. However before this could be started, another problem had suddenly arised. Our producer 'James Pain', announced he would be leaving university. We were shellshocked. Just when things were shaping up well, another drawback fell into our laps. Sadly, it was now left to me, Robert Rostant (who wrote the last blog) and Djavan Silvia, to bring to life the world of 'i'. Sadly 'James Pain' did not see through...

Hey! My name is Robert Rostant, I worked on the storyboards as well as a collaborative cinematographer and collaborative writer for 'i'. I'm a fan of surreal, off the wall films and a major retro computer game geek. I started the contemporary media practice course with the intention of learning the skills needed to make a film, and as I befriended the members of Pushing Buttons Films, I found it only natural that I wanted to make a film with them! It was truly an interesting experience and an educational...

In an extremely cold winter of October 2009, a group of student filmmakers formed and started work on their first project. Little did they know, over the next three months they would be entering a world which consisted of wires, constant tension, arguments and decapitation. Well, not physical but more mental.

My name is Tim Porter, the director of a new art-house short film entitled ‘i’. Over the next week, leading up to . I will be openly expressing...