Simon Rumley's The Living And The Dead is a classic example of a little film that could, an unusual psychological horror film that defied the odds and won big acclaim on the international festival circuit before being released on DVD throughout the world. His recent short The Handyman is also a big, big favorite of mine and the past few times I've run into Rumley he's been dropping little bits of news about an upcoming horror anthology project he's involved in titled Little Deaths. Along with Sean Hogan and Andrew Parkinson, Rumley will be creating a three part anthology film linked by themes of sex and death. All three have written their own scripts independent of one another but the project should be given some cohesion thanks to the use of the same cinematographer on all three parts. Rumley recently sat down with an Italian website and spilled all the details. Hit the link below to check it out.