Paul Campion is a British horror filmmaker currently based in New Zealand. He has directed both short films and one feature to date, with additional features in development.
In addition to making his own films, Campion is also a special effects artist, having worked on Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings trilogy, the vampire flick 30 Days of Night and many other films.
The Devil’s Rock (2011)
Eel Girl (2008)
Night of the Hell Hamsters (2006)
Here are some genuinely terrifying and off-beat horror films for you to enjoy, including Saturday Morning Mystery, The Devil’s Rock, The Millennium Bug and Chop.
On the eve of D-Day during World War II, two Allied soldiers infiltrate a German gun installation and encounter a demonic force being summoned by the Nazis.
Two films by British horror filmmakers, James Eaves and Paul Campion, have been released on DVD in the UK: Bane and The Devil’s Rock.
The Devil’s Rock is the feature film directing debut of Paul Campion, who previously directed the acclaimed short films Eel Girl and Night of the Hell Hamsters.
Paul Campion has perfectly combined equal parts goofy, intelligent and frightening to craft his classic Night of the Hell Hamsters.
Lots of big winners at the 7th annual Backseat Film Festival, including Brian Lonano’s Attackazoids!, Joshua Brown’s Altamont Now and Mike Davis’ Sex Galaxy.
Festival of Horrors: Volume One has an original, unique presentation as it’s “hosted” by TV and internet horror personality Count Gore De Vol.
Reviews of some great short films from the 3rd annual Spooky Movie, including ones by Bill Plympton, Richard Bates Jr., Jason Kupfer and more.
The third Spooky Movie Film Festival is screening Attackazoids!, Bane, Brain Dead, No Through Road, Strange Girls, Snuff: A Documentary and more scary stuff.
The Melbourne Underground Film Festival is screening Altamont Now, Plaster, Caster, No Through Road, Tin Can Man, Hole in the Ground, and a hell of a lot more.
