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The Sunday Prom: BBC Four, 7pm

Presented by Katie Derham, the China Philharmonic Orchestra make their debut at the Proms as they perform music by Elgar and Tchaikovsky.

Haochen Zhang will perform Liszt's 'Piano Concerto No 1', and Alison Balsom will play a new trumpet concerto by Qigang Chen. Closing the show is Mussorgsky's 'Pictures at an Exhibition'.

The Mill: Channel 4, 8pm

The period drama continues. With her head still spinning from the encounter with Will (Mark Strepan), Esther (Kerrie Hayes) comes of age and leaves the apprentice house for a small cellar in Styal village.

Meanwhile, Daniel (Matthew McNulty) is spending more time away from home at political meetings, and Susannah (Holly Lucas) tries to adjust to life away from her friends.

The Only Way Is Essex: ITV2, 10pm

The reality show which follows the lifestyles of wealthy Essex residents.

In the penultimate instalment of the series,...

As I have said before horror anthologies are very popular these days. Its nice to know that an earlier installment is finally getting a release to DVD. 2011's "Little Deaths" is three short movies together in one flick. It is directed by UK's Sean Hogan, Andrew Parkinson, and Simon Rumley. The film Stars Luke de Lacey, Holly Lucas, and Siubhan Harrison. "Little Deaths" will be released on August 12th. Included are the trailer and pre-order link w…...

Title: Little Deaths Directed by: Sean Hogan, Andrew Parkinson and Simon Rumley Starring: Daniel Brocklebank, Luke de Lacey, Siubhan Harrison, Jodie Jameson, Tom Sawyer, Amy Joyce Hastings, Holly Lucas Running time: 95 minutes, Unrated, Available on Blu-ray Three short films set in Britain with the shared themes of sex and death. House and Home – Richard & Victoria are a well to do couple who have a fetish for picking up homeless women off the street, giving them a bath, hot meal, glass of wine laced with roofies and a bit of raping. It’s all in good fun to them until Richard takes Sorrow home. Mutant Tool – Jen is...

by Jesse Miller, MoreHorror.com

Little Deaths is a nasty little British horror anthology composed of three disturbing tales intertwined around such themes of sex, death and relationships.

Make no mistake, this is definitely not for everyone – this gruesome and gory trilogy displays quite graphic and extreme sexual content that will probably test even the seasoned horror film buff.

That being said, let’s dive right in, shall we?

The first entry is writer/director Sean Hogan’s House & Home, which follows disturbed, rich and religious husband and wife, Richard (Luke De Lacy) & Victoria (Siubhan Harrison), as they prey on a homeless woman, aptly titled Sorrow (Holly Lucas), with the intent of capturing, using and abusing her for their own sexual satisfaction.

What follows is revolting and vile, as we are forced to bear witness to husband and wife gleefully tormenting their victim and enjoying themselves all too much.

While this sequence is quite harrowing,...

The UK anthology horror film Little Deaths is making its way stateside, courtesy of Image Entertainment. We have information on the upcoming release, including cover art and bonus features.

Chatsworth, CA – What would you do for the ultimate sexual rush? Welcome to a world where illicit sexual desire propels seemingly ordinary people to act out fantasies that can separate monotony from ecstasy…but also transform life into agonizing death! On December 13th, Image Entertainment releases the critically acclaimed psychological thriller Little Deaths on unrated DVD. The opening night film at this year’s SXSW Film Festival, Little Deaths presents three titillating and terrifying tales of sex, power – and retribution – and what happens when these primal forces are violated. Srp is $27.97

In the vein of such classic horror anthologies as “Dead of Night,” “Tales from the Crypt” and “Tales from the Darkside,” Little Deaths takes the hunger for sex beyond pain...

In the second bit of DVD news today from the Image Entertainment camp we see the release of UK anthology horror flick 'Little Deaths'. The Almost Midnight production brings a new trilogy of horror tales from writer/directors Sean Hogan, Andrew Parkinson and Simon Rumley. It'll be released on DVD across the Us by Image on 13 December. 'Little Deaths' stars Daniel Brocklebank, Christopher Fairbank, Amy Joyce Hastings, Luke de Lacey, Phoenix James, Brendan Gregory, Siubhan Harrison, Holly Lucas and Scott Ainslie. Check out the plot breakdowns of all the individual stories below....

by MoreHorror.com

Fans of the critically acclaimed thriller Little Deaths will be thrilled to know that the day they've been waiting for is here! Image Entertainment will be releasing the film to unrated DVD on December 13th. Little Deaths features three terrifying tales of revenge, power, sex, and terror that you won't want to miss... especially in this special unrated DVD version. For even more information about this much anticipated release, see the official press release below.

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In the vein of such classic horror anthologies as “Dead of Night,” “Tales from the Crypt” and “Tales from the Darkside,” Little Deaths takes the hunger for sex beyond pain and pleasure into the realm of a living nightmare. Have at it...if you dare!

In “House & Home,” written and directed by Sean Hogan, the ultimate revenge fantasy gets a kinky upgrade. Affluent couple Richard and Victoria (Luke DeLacey and Suibhan Harrison...

Good news for those of you looking forward to getting a heaping dosage of The Little Deaths: The flick is coming home from the good folks over at Image Entertainment, and we've got the 411.

From the Press Release

What would you do for the ultimate sexual rush? Welcome to a world where illicit sexual desire propels seemingly ordinary people to act out fantasies that can separate monotony from ecstasy...but also transform life into agonizing death! On December 13th Image Entertainment releases the critically acclaimed psychological thriller Little Deaths on unrated DVD. The opening night film at this year’s SXSW Film Festival, Little Deaths presents three titillating and terrifying tales of sex, power – and retribution – and what happens when these primal forces are violated. Srp is $27.97.

In the vein of such classic horror anthologies as “Dead of Night,” “Tales from the Crypt” and “Tales from the Darkside,” Little Deaths...

Image Entertainment is bringing Little Deaths to DVD on December 13. A UK anthology horror film in the vein of Tales from the Crypt , Dead of Night and Tales from the Darkside , Little Deaths features stories directed by Sean Hogan, Andrew Parkinson and Simon Rumley. In .House & Home,. written and directed by Sean Hogan, the ultimate revenge fantasy gets a kinky upgrade. Affluent couple Richard and Victoria (Luke DeLacey and Suibhan Harrison) have a particularly debasing sexual foible. They pose as religious good Samaritans and lure less fortunate women to their luxurious home, only to abduct and assault them as part of their .entitlement. to the good life. But their latest capture, a homeless woman named .Sorrow. (Holly Lucas), just might show that they.ve bit off...

Monster Brawl

Director/writer: Jesse T. Cook

Country: Canada

Running Time: 85 mins

Certificate: 18

Starring: Dave Foley, Art Hindle, Robert Maillet, Kevin Nash, Jimmy Hart, Herb Dean

The writer and director of 2008's horror flick Scarce, Jesse T. Cook, revisits the genre in his latest film Monster Brawl. “The time will come when monsters shape the futures of all” begins a suitably jocular voice-over that introduces us to the “most highly-anticipated extreme sport ever”. Making a horror enthusiast's hypothetical pub chat a reality, Cook pits some of the genre's most celebrated figures against each other in the wrestling ring.

Eight of the most powerful ghouls of all time from all four corners of the earth come together and are structured into “two conferences” with middle and heavy weight “monsters” and “creatures”, such as “Witch Bitch”. An American TV show set-up is quickly established with presenter, Buzz Chambers hosting from a secret cemetery location.

Little Deaths

Directed by Sean Hogan, Andrew Parkinson, and Simon Rumley

UK – 2011

The Fantastic Fest Midnighters sidebar at SXSW is a wonderful idea. Austin’s annual Fantastic Festival is certainly one of the most esteemed and well curated genre festivals out there, but programming exclusively to a midnight crowd means occasionally succumbing to your baser instincts. Little Deaths, a horror anthology featuring three British directors shown as a part of this sidebar, seems designed to be assaultive and memorable, and is programmed to drive a midnight crowd wild. But beyond their immediate, and, sure, considerable, shock value, the three shorts here are overlong, underdeveloped, and cruel.

The first short, Sean Hogan’s House & Home, is easily the most frustrating of the three. It opens on a 30-something couple in bed as Victoria (Siubhan Harrison) frigidly dismisses her husband’s (Luke de Lacey) wandering hands. It becomes immediately clear that she...

Another reason (if you didn't already have enough) to visit this years Film4 Frightfest event in Glasgow is the new UK horror anthology feast 'Little Deaths'. The Almost Midnight Production will be playing at the festival on Friday 25 February. More info, including the full synopsis, for each of the trio of tales from writer/directors Sean Hogan, Andrew Parkinson and Simon Rumley can be found below. Lucky attendees will also be able to check out 'I Saw The Devil', 'Machete Maidens Unleashed!', 'Rubber', 'Territories', 'The Shrine', 'Mother's Day' and 'Hobo With A Shotgun' over the weekend of 25-26 February 2011. 'Little Deaths' stars the likes of Daniel Brocklebank, Christopher Fairbank, Amy Joyce Hastings, Luke de Lacey, Phoenix James, Brendan Gregory, Siubhan Harrison, Holly Lucas and Scott Ainslie. Check out the plot details and one-sheet below....