Christopher Errington

Christopher Errington’s name pops up on some of the wildest indie horror flicks in recent years. Take “10/31: Part 3” from 2022—this one’s like a fever dream for anyone who grew up loving Halloween anthologies. It’s got that throwback vibe, but with enough blood and guts to make your popcorn jump out of the bowl. Errington’s involvement just cements his status as a go-to guy for practical effects and genuine scares. Then you’ve got “He Never Left” (2023), which leans into that urban legend energy. We’re talking late-night creeps, deserted diners, and a killer that just will not quit. It’s gritty, it’s raw, and, honestly, it doesn’t try to be anything it’s not. No pretentiousness, just pure, relentless tension. Oh, and don’t sleep on “Phantom Fun-World” (also from 2023). This one’s got the nerve to set a slasher inside a run-down amusement park—think rusted rides, flickering lights, and enough jump scares to make you swear off carnivals forever. Errington’s fingerprints are all over the atmosphere, turning cheap thrills into something that actually sticks with you. All in all, the guy’s carving out a niche for himself in the horror genre, and you can tell he’s having a blast doing it. His stuff isn’t glossy or overproduced, but that’s kind of the charm. If you’re into horror with a side of nostalgia and a dash of grit, his filmography’s worth a look.