Nathan Head
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Shock
Horror Magazine |
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Two-page interview with Nathan about his
involvement in the Macready franchise from
playing Raymond Korkinsky in 'The Archangel
Murders' to appearing as Fadgeface Demon in
'Underworld Tales'. October - November 2010 |
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Gorezone
Magazine |
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Five
star review in Gorezone Magazine of 'The
Archangel Murders'
starring Nathan Head. September 2009 |
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Haunted
Magazine |
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Two-page article on new
scare attraction featuring Nathan Head as
Gauntley the Butler in 'FEARooms!'. July - August 2011 |
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Scareworld
Magazine |
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Article on new
scare attraction featuring Nathan Head as
Gauntley the Butler in 'FEARooms!'. February - May 2011 |
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Scareworld
Magazine |
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Adverts for
various scare attractions with Nathan Head as
King Khamundi the mummy for 'Scare Kingdom
Scream Park' & Gauntley the Butler from
'FEARooms!'. June - September 2011 |
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Shallow
Graves Magazine |
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Picture
of Nathan Head as Raymond Korkinsky in 'The
Archangel Murders'. January 2010 |
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Doctor
Who Magazine |
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Images
of Nathan Head on the set of 'Doctor Who: Voyage
Of The Damned'. 9th January 2008 |
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The
Times Magazine |
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Centrefold of Nathan Head with Kylie Minogue
behind the scenes on 'Doctor Who: Voyage Of The
Damned'. 15th December 2007 |
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Hot
Village Magazine |
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Advert
for an event where Nathan DJ'd alongside
Eurovision star Nicki French. August 2007 |
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Media
Scene Magazine |
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Full-page article on the 'Underworld Tales'
cartoon. June 2010 |
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Urban
Life Magazine |
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Adverts
for cinema listing over the Halloween weekend
where 'The Archangel Murders' had a limited release at
the Odeon. October 2009 |
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Docor
Who Magazine |
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Full
cast listing mentioning Nathan in the Doctor Who Series Four Companion. 2008 |
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"Comedy talent at
it's best...Not only was the humour unpredictable but so was
the standard of acting, every single person on that stage
deserves to go so far in their careers, all keen,
enthusiastic and natural. I found myself crying with
laughter by the end of the performance with the great comedy
that was on stage...The night was a true success and an
enjoyable evening out."
Stephen Bailey
RemoteGoat
"Decent FX, gore
and laughs combined...starring Ryan McDermott and Nathan
Head, it is an onslaught of supernatural gore comedy...truly
independent British film at it's best...You can see that
real effort as well as blood and sweat have been poured in -
and there's plenty of blood to be had in this title...It's
interesting to see an indie film present something new
instead of just covering old ground..."
Dean Boor
Gorezone Magazine
"One Woman Show,
offered another interesting take on a hostage situation that
somehow reminded me of Michael Mann’s Manhunter and offered
the chance to talk with its lead actor, Nathan Head – a
hugely likeable chap who was very open about his process
without ever seeming pretentious... it should also be noted
Mr Head has some other impressive credits to his name, in
addition to some interesting projects on the horizon..."
Noel Mellor
Film Rant
"From the opening
line to the last, you are presented with a fun-but-sinister
romp in Mark Macready's world. In my opinion, we will be
seeing a lot more from this talented group...Nathan Head not
only gave us one great performance as Raymond Korkinsky, but
two, as he also played the creature dubbed the Archangel."
Lili Desghoules
Lili's Lair
"There’s some potential there, I think. It kind of sounds like the
filmmakers have sort of a 'British HELLBOY' thing going for them. Plus, the
flick is also promising loads of gore, and just about every type of monster and
demon you could possibly wish for! Yay!..."
Mike Catalino
JoBlo.com
"A
testament to the dedication and talent of all involved"
Richard O'Neill
NothingChronicle
"Nathan Head is not just another actor. His outside interests run deep,
obscure, and intellectual. Nathan is the quality-type character actor who could
easily pull off playing Sir Anthony Hopkins' role of Hannibal Lecter in The
Silence of the Lambs, or any A-list cast character actor's part for that matter"
Lili Desghoules, Lili's Lair
"Mark Macready and the Archangel Murders is certainly the
best 30-minutes I’ve spent in a long time (ninety-minutes,
if you count the fact that I watched it three times). It is
pitch-perfect dry humor, downright hilarious... I gave this
film four beers. I wish I could give it five. Hell, I wish I
could buy these guys five beers."
Paul Gagne
(ZombieBoy)
JoBlo.com
"humour that has been thrown in to nearly every scene and it
saves the movie. Without it, this would’ve just been 30 minutes of
uninspiring twittle. I’ll put it down to my liking for Nathan
Head…and his ability to ad lib in a way that makes me laugh
heartily."
NX Live
"...seems like one to keep an eye on..."
Eric Walkuski
JoBlo.com
"No such pretension was necessary for the final spectacle of the evening,
Mark Macready and the Archangel Murders made no bones about what it was right
from the outset – a balls out, eyebrow-cocking horror comedy romp...Nathan Head
clearly does his slightly possessed, sinister, untrustworthy Russian with great
pleasure...At thirty minutes long, this is no short – but quite frankly I could
have watched a whole lot more."
Noel Mellor
Film Rant
"In April 1999, 23-year-old David
Copeland caused terror throughout London with three nail
bomb explosions targeting gay, black and Asian
communities...which killed three people and injured more
that 100."
S B
TV Times
"...Acting wise the film is pretty good for a short...Nathan Head plays one
character in two roles (trying not to give too much away here) with differing
performances to seperate out the two different roles...Overall then, Mark
Macready and the Archangel Murders is a perfect slice of low budget, lovingly
produced British horror comedy."
Paul Cryer
Let's All Go To The Lobby
"...a crazy, nutty, scary, funny ride about demon hunting, wife stealing and
shape-shifting. Top quality stuff that left the audience in stitches!"
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