FrightFest 2016 Film Review – Pet (2016)
Animal shelter worker Seth is cemented in the rut of an unremarkable and relatively anonymous existence when he bumps into a...
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FrightFest 2016 Film Review – Enclosure (2016)
This movie is yet another stark warning to all couples populating the horror movie universe. No matter what problems you...
DVD / Digital Download Review – Tank 432 (2015)
A squad of foul-mouthed mercenaries, escorting prisoners through a war-zone, becomes psychologically cut adrift in a surreal squall of machiavellian mind...
The Chamber world premiere – Exclusive interview with director Ben Parker
The deeply anticipated undersea horror thriller The Chamber has secured a prime birth for its world premiere - the...
The nefarious 9 – horror movies you must not miss at Frightfest 2016
Horror Channel Frightfest 2016  sees the festival move to a new home at the 12 screen Vue Shepherd’s Bush and will...
Review – Baskin (2015)
In its native Turkish tongue, Baskin means raid or sudden attack and that's exactly what Can Evrenol's bestial nightmare resolves to mount...
Film Review – The Neon Demon (2016)
16-year-old model Jesse (Elle Fanning) breezes into The City of Angels and brings out the devil in her catty counterparts....
DVD Review – Evolution (2015)
Young Nicholas enjoys a seemingly idyllic childhood immersed in the seascape of an isolated coastal town. He is surrounded by...
Film Review – The Conjuring 2 (2016)
Endearing paranormal ass kickers the Warrens become engulfed in the harrowing events unfolding at a pebble-dashed council house in North...
DVD / Digital HD Review – Dark Signal (2016)
Trying to coax horror staples the gory slasher and the chilling ghost story to mate agreeably is always asking for trouble....
5 genre movies you need to catch at The Edinburgh Film Festival 2016
This year The Edinburgh International Film Festival reaches its 70th incarnation and it aims to celebrate with a bang. Some 161...
Review – Pandemic (2016)
Viewed through the glaucous goggles of Sci-Fi horror the "near future" is absolutely always NEVER a good place to be. At...
16 More Unmissable Horror Films For 2016
Here are 16 essential genre offerings to track on your fright flick radar as 2016 continues to spill its horror guts....
DVD Review – Martyrs (2015)
Disturbed Lucie (Troian Bellisario) finds herself ensconced in an orphanage after breaking free from tented captivity in a mysterious warehouse. The traumatised ten-year-old...