Mr. Creamjeans’ Hidey Hole Review (2026 Fantastic Fest)
 Frequently hilarious and utterly shameless, this genital obsessed Grindhouse anthology is like being forced to crouch behind the world's gushiest...
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The Ones Who Grieve Review (2026 Fantastic Fest)
Maverick director Quarxx resuscitates the New French Extremity with an unsavoury folk horror featuring domestic abuse, religious venom and zombies...
Kick On Review (2026 Fantastic Fest)
With outrageous practical effects and precious little plot, this insane midnight movie is bursting with excruciating injury. Imagine if Lucio...
3 Weeks After Review (2026 Fantastic Fest) – Miroslav Terzić’s cruel portrait of bullying is sobering and timely
The Stitches director revisits social injustice in this glacially detached and deeply disturbing film inspired by bullying-induced suicide cases in...
MobLand Season 2 Review: Get To The Cotswolds For Superb Second Helping
MobLand returns with literal vengeance, dialling up everything good from its debut season to maximise entertainment. As soon as the...
Gator Face Review (2026)
Padraig Reynold's sweaty bloodbath of practical effects and pretty people delivers meaty kills and real reptiles. A group of friends...
Sweet Violence (2026 Tubi London Frightfest)
Retribution and closure pick at the scabs of a shared bereavement in this smouldering Uruguayan horror drama.  Family and friends...
Bunny Rabbit Review (2026 Tubi London Frightfest)
Minimalist climate-catastrophe horror Bunny Rabbit makes the most of its tiny budget and stunning Australian backdrop to forge a disturbing...
Starsuckers Review (2026 Tubi London Frightfest)
Social media culture gets savaged by The Butler Brothers in this exquisitely catty, satirical splatter comedy. Influencers Sasha (Manon Ens-Lapointe)...
Frostbite Review (2026 Tubi London Frightfest)
Old-school disaster flick Frostbite buries a gripping premise under clunky writing, erratic acting and tonal dissonance. Ski resort entrepreneur Charles...
Sicko Review (2026 Fantasia Film Festival)
Azamat (Ayan Utepbergen) is down on his luck. He owes money everywhere, resulting in a painful beating, and has just...
The Mouths Review (2026 Fantasia Film Festival)
Four University Pals with complex connections embark on a late-night "courage test" to visit a graveyard with a mythical cursed...
Insectasy Review (2026 Fantasia Film Festival)
Sadie (Tirion Healy) is a young English woman working as a receptionist in a small medical practice. Surrounded by banal...
Home Bodies Review (2026 Fantasia Film Festival)
Twins Red and Blue live alone in a retro-styled home with fully automated amenities, such as a magic fridge with...