7 Essential Films At Horror Channel FrightFest 2017
The UK’s largest celebration of genre cinema is back, taking place at Cineworld Leicester Square and The Prince Charles Cinema...
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10 More Unmissable Genre Films Still To Come In 2017
With our start of year list unearthing hits like Hounds of Love, Killing Ground, Headshot and I Don't Feel At Home In This...
Headshot Review
A scrap of human flotsam with a skull full of shrapnel washes up on the shore of an Indonesian beach. Warmhearted...
SCI-FI-LONDON FILM FESTIVAL Review – Flora (2017)
Flora is set in the summer of 1929 and an eclectic group of bright young things assemble on the frontier...
Film Review – The Transfiguration (2016)
In The Transfiguration, an 14-year-old Milo experiences a devastating childhood trauma that triggers a malicious preoccupation with vampiric lore. But,...
Film Review – Raw (2016)
This inappropriate and intense cannibal film is everything a modern horror should be. Promising veterinary student Justine arrives fresh on...
DVD Review – The Chamber (2016)
“This thing is shaky at best” Submersible Captain Mats is duped into allowing his dilapidated rust bucket to be commandeered...
Film Review – The Eyes Of My Mother (2016)
Little Francisca shares an isolated farmhouse with her remote father, religious ex-eye surgeon mother and a severed cow's head. One unlucky...
Film Review – The Night of the Virgin (2016)
In The Night Of The Virgin, it's new years eve and uber nerd Nico is hell bent on losing his...
VOD Review – Arbor Demon (2016)
This movie is yet another stark warning to all couples populating the horror movie universe. No matter what problems you...
5 Killer Movies Worth Subscribing To Shudder For
Shudder is a fledgeling horror streaming service that is beginning to make ripples in the bloody pools of the horror marketplace....
DVD Review – We Are The Flesh(2016)
“This is not your average party.” A brother and sister take a break from the anxiety of the apocalypse and...
10 Unmissable Genre Films For 2017
Everything from harrowing horrors to heart-pumping thrillers and all the dark delights that thrive in the no mans land...
DVD Review – Blair Witch (2016)
Around 20 years ago, Heather Donahue recorded a teary-eyed snotologue before disappearing beneath the ominous canopy of the Maryland woods....