The Archangel Murders

About
In 2009, Nathan Head took on the role of Raymond Korkinsky in the acclaimed horror feature Mark Macready and the Archangel Murders. Hailed by Gorezone magazine as “British independent film at its best” and awarded a five-star review, the film received a limited UK cinema release over the 2009 Halloween weekend alongside Halloween and Someone’s Knocking at the Door. It went on to win “Most Original Horror” at Horror UK’s 28 Hours Later Festival and earned a special commendation at The Festival of Fantastic Films, the UK’s longest-running genre film event. The film also gained international exposure, with screenings at prestigious festivals worldwide, including Festival de Cannes, Grimm Up North, Mayhem Horror Film Festival (Nottingham), Zer09 (New York), Rocky Mountain Horror Film Festival (Canada), Glastonbury Film Festival, and Salford Film Festival, as well as features on Sky TV and Beatnik TV at Nexus Night Café. Building on the film’s success, Nathan reprised his involvement with the franchise by voicing a character in the animated spin-off Mark Macready: Underworld Tales, released on Halloween 2010 as a special gift to fans who had supported the series.

"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."
5/5
- Dean Boor, Gorezone Magazine

"humour that has been thrown in to nearly every scene and it saves the movie... 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

"Nathan Head clearly does his slightly possessed, sinister, untrustworthy Russian with great
pleasure... quite frankly I could have watched a whole lot more."
Noel Mellor

The Archangel Murders originated as a remake of a 2008 faux trailer, which itself reimagined an earlier student film. Following the completion of the first cut in 2008, the producers undertook significant reshoots, during which certain characters were omitted from the final version while others were expanded with additional material. This process ultimately shaped the definitive cut of the film, which was completed and released in 2009.

For further information on Nathan Head’s professional credits, training, and full acting résumé, please explore the links below to view his Spotlight profile, IMDb page, and downloadable CV.

Contact Nathan Head

Email nathan@nathanhead.tv.