Jay Creepy was raised in the age of video nasties and late night TV horror classics on UK telly. He had his first taste of the genre aged 7, circa 1981, then began watching and reading as much horror as he could. He is a writer, actor, small time director and vocalist, who openly, without apology, adores horror in many forms, particularly from the '60s and '70s. Jay has a fondness for low budget movies that show a pure heartfelt labour of love, plus the extreme side of films, metal and wrestling. Jay's top 13 films: 1. Zombie Flesh Eaters, 2. Freaks, 3. Night of the Living Dead, 4. Killing of America, 5. The Thing, 6. He Who Gets Slapped, 7. Mad Max 2 aka The Road Warrior, 8. Enter the Dragon, 9. Return of the Living Dead, 10. The Omega Man, 11. The Wrestler, 12. The Warriors, 13. Sinners.
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