It's Friday night, how better to celebrate than to watch something pitch black and depressing? Oh, it's gory too. Bonus!
If you like it (I love you!) please leave a review on Amazon or Letterboxd. If you don't like it...sorry about that.
https://t.co/CXXb9nSpg1
With Christmas just round the corner a quick reminder about Clare's law.
Clare's law is available to anyone concerned about their partner, ex-partner, or the partner of a close friend or family member.
Simply visit a police station, give them the details of the couple you're worried about and ask them to run a check.
If police find any history of violent or abusive behaviour, they'll share that info with the person at risk or someone in a position to protect them.
NOBODY will be told you asked, regardless of whether anything is found or not.
#domesticviolence
With Christmas just round the corner a quick reminder about Clare's law.
Clare's law is available to anyone concerned about their partner, ex-partner, or the partner of a close friend or family member.
Simply visit a police station, give them the details of the couple you're worried about and ask them to run a check.
If police find any history of violent or abusive behaviour, they'll share that info with the person at risk or someone in a position to protect them.
NOBODY will be told you asked, regardless of whether anything is found or not.
#domesticviolence
You can watch my pitch-black psychological horror film CARA with your @PrimeVideo subscription, on @Tubi if you're in the States and now on @YouTube . Slow burn darkness with a brutal third act. Please take a look and please share!
https://t.co/UCkCVxEvKR
As you no doubt know by now, The Telegraph has exposed what amounts to an avalanche of fake news and disinformation coming from the BBC. Amazing isn’t it, that Marianna Spring and her BBC Verify chums missed it?