FrightFest 2021

Last night, at a FrightFest awards event at the Cineworld, Leicester Square, writer / director

A broken man of god struggles to turn the other cheek. Unlike a pole dancer

Marjorie is an overburdened social worker plagued by guilt after one of her young charges

Alexis, a young deaf girl, witnesses the savage butchering of her family. She realises her

A swooning love letter to European cinema of the sixties and seventies. Written on LSD

From director Neil Blomkamp whose repertoire features some of the most innovative and exciting sci-fi

Mild-mannered Kato, a cafe owner in Tokyo, becomes the epicenter of a bizarre time travel

After the harrowing death of her mother, Carmen is surprised to learn she now owns

If your a fan of gore and genre films for the next few days the

It’s been a long time coming and the wait is nearly over for Alan Moore‘s

After making it’s world premiere at the recently ended Fantasia Film Festival, Edoardo Vitaletti‘s period

Steel yourself for the blood-spattered death of morality and the rise of animalistic gratification in

What if Louis Theroux met the Manson family for one of docs, what would it

Everyone needs to be heard in Swedish psychological horror thriller Knocking. Later this month the