[FOUNDER & EDITOR-IN-CHIEF]
Howard Gorman studied Psychology and Spanish in the UK before moving to the Basque Country in 1997. His career in entertainment journalism began in 2013 with the creation of his own online outlet, CinemaChords, which covers film, television, music and stand-up comedy. Since then, his bylines have appeared in NME, Scream Magazine, Blumhouse, Coming Soon, Consequence, Dread Central and BBC Radio 6 Music presenter Tom Robinson's Fresh On The Net. His freelance writing soon landed him other opportunities, earning him a full-time position as Content Creator for AMC Networks International Southern Europe. Most recently, he was appointed a member of the FANT Bilbao Fantasy Film Festival Selection Committee this year.
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