Film Review – Train to Busan (2016)
Workaholic Seok-woo attempts to re-connect with his kindhearted young daughter Soo-an by facilitating a birthday visit to
FrightFest 2016
The Dark heart of Cinema. Coverage Of 2016 Horror Channel FrightFest
DVD Review – The Windmill Massacre (2016)
The Windmill Massacre is a 2016 slasher film out on DVD from Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment.
Film Review – Cruel Summer (2016)
Teenage time-bomb Nicholas starts ticking in earnest after admirer Julia launches a spiteful rumour that flushes
Film Review – Let Her Out (2016)
Damaged bike courier Helen is ladened down with such cumbersome psychological baggage, it’s a wonder that
FrightFest 2016 Film Review – Night of Something Strange (2016)
Clearly, any movie that strives to corral marital rape, necrophilia, and vaginal cannibalism into a pre-credits
FrightFest 2016 Film Review – Pet (2016)
Animal shelter worker Seth is cemented in the rut of an unremarkable and relatively anonymous
Frightfest 2016 Review – The Cell
Cell comes from us by Signature Entertainment and is based off of the best seller
Frightfest 2016 Review – Ibiza Undead (2016)
The zombie horror genre is stronger than ever. It may be repetitive and certain rules
FrightFest 2016 Film Review – Enclosure (2016)
This movie is yet another stark warning to all couples populating the horror movie universe.
Frightfest 2016 Review – Karaoke Crazies (2015)
Kim Sang-Chan’s debut feature film Karaoke Crazies is a charmingly off-beat drama about a failing
Top 10 Lesser Known Stephen King Adaptations
Stephen King, the master of horror, has been publishing stories since 1967 and is still
Horror Channel FrightFest Announces It’s 2016 Short Film Programme
In less than 3 weeks The Dark Heart of Cinema will invade Shepard’s Bush West
The Chamber world premiere – Exclusive interview with director Ben Parker
The deeply anticipated undersea horror thriller The Chamber has secured a prime birth for
Horror Channel FrightFest 2016 Interview – Jon Ford (Offensive)
We talk to Jon Ford, who, alongside his brother Howard, took the zombie genre to
