Karmadonna Review (2026 Glasgow Frightfest)
Co-writer of arguably the most controversial horror film of all time, Aleksander Radivojević makes his directorial debut with Karmadonna, a...
Co-writer of arguably the most controversial horror film of all time, Aleksander Radivojević makes his directorial debut with Karmadonna, a...
Adapted from Vasilios Bouzas's novel, Deathkeeper struggles to engage as its modest budget creaks under the weight of overambition and...
Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani's stunning 60s Eurospy homage is 00 Dalà on Quaaludes—a delirious disco ball of vintage glamour,...
Can Evrenol reworks and relocates black comedy The Coffee Table, making it meaner, bloodier, and even darker than the infamous...
Pascal Laugier's generational masterclass in misery and manipulation has lost none of its devastating power in this stunning restoration of...
Engagingly divergent documentary The Last Sacrifice examines how a brutal pitchfork slaying in 1945 influenced folk horror from its 1970s...
Agent provocateur Pierre Tsigaridis blows another handful of toxic pixie dust in our eyes with Frankie, Maniac Woman, a distasteful...
Beast of War is a gripping action-horror film that mourns the wastefulness of World War II and celebrates the raw...
The Drowned is a frustratingly clumsy chamber piece that attempts to infuse the heist gone wrong blueprint with Greek mythology...
A grieving widow visits an isolated Minnesota lake filled with precious memories, only to become entangled in a bizarre kidnapping...
Gerard Johnson's gritty urban thriller, Odyssey, amplifies the greed and ruthlessness of the London property market into a cacophony of...
 Extremist drama Crushed sets evil perversions upon theistic resolve and pulverises the savaged remains with contemptuous irony. Wholesome pastor Father...
High-concept Sci-Fi shocker blending narrative elements of The Terminator and Groundhog Day to entertaining effect. Irene is a grieving mother...
Marcel Walz's vulgar Texas Chainsaw Massacre/Hills Have Eyes homage, Brute 1976, is a degenerate triumph of stunning visuals and very...