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Archive Talking: Alice Lowe on Film-making
We've had a look back through our interview archive and pulled out some juicy quotes from our many discussions with Alice Lowe over the years, to paint a picture on her approach to film-making.
The Velvet Onion, 10th February 2017Alice Lowe interview
Being pregnant led Alice Lowe to refuse a work project, so she made her own movie involving pregnancy, writes Esther McCarthy.
Esther McCarthy, The Irish Examiner, 7th February 2017Prevenge: film review
It must be hard enough to write, direct, and star in a film at the best of times, so I can only imagine how difficult it must have been for Alice Lowe to do all these things while heavily pregnant.
Anna Power, The London Economic, 6th February 2017Prevenge: movie review
Despite what might be implied by its title, Prevenge will still no doubt present something unexpected to most: the first pregnant serial killer the big screen has ever seen. Gore, horror and psychopathy meet the viewer through a deadpan, blacker than coal, comedic lens.
Sarah Bradbury, The Upcoming, 6th February 2017Prevenge review
Prevenge review: Alice Lowe writes, directs and stars in this comedy slasher about an unborn foetus with murder on its mind...
Kat Hughes, Hollywood News, 5th February 2017Prevenge review
The winner of most original story of the year must go to Alice Lowe for her directorial debut, Prevenge, an outrageously funny and hugely enjoyable watch.
Ollie Charles, Front Row Reviews, 5th February 2017Prevenge: gritty murder in the wake of motherhood
Prevenge, the directorial debut of actress and writer Alice Lowe, is a horror-comedy about the brutal serial killings carried out by the film's lead, Ruth, a pregnant woman who follows the malevolent desires of her unborn child.
Ben Harcourt, The Boar, 3rd February 2017Prevenge screening and Q&A with Alice Lowe
Alice Lowe has been touring the country with preview screenings of Prevenge, including Chapter Arts Cardiff on January 24th.
Becca Moody, Moody Comedy, 1st February 201710 people you almost didn't recognise in Black Books
But did you notice these people...?
Jamie Pond, Anglonerd, 29th January 2017Garth Marenghi's Darkplace: reviewing the sci-fi spoof
At its core, Darkplace is the ultimate lampoon of low-production-value paranormal horror shows.
Alex Carchidi, Sci-Fi Addicts, 16th January 2017