frightfest 13th

Paul 29 August 2012

The “found footage” flick. Possibly the most derided genre of horror, even more so than the slasher movie these days....

Paul 28 August 2012

L’enfant terrible Jennifer Lynch, whose previous flick Hissss is yet to see the light of day in many territories (at...

Paul 27 August 2012

Written and directed by the Manetti Bros., The Arrival of Wang follows Chinese-language interpreter Gaia who is called out of...

Paul 27 August 2012

Eurocrime! The Italian Cop and Gangster Films That Ruled the ’70s, to give the film it’s full title, is a...

Paul 26 August 2012

Apparently based on true events, Hidden in the Woods is another backwoods hillbilly tale, this time lensed in Chile, giving...

Paul 26 August 2012

Nine people trapped in a lift facing death? Is this M. Knight Shyamalan’s Devil? Nope this is Elevator. A low-budget...

Andrew McArthur 26 August 2012

★★★☆☆ Ian Clark's much anticipated first feature, Guinea Pigs received its debut at this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival. Despite...

Paul 25 August 2012

Brutal, harrowing, unflinching and relentless. Just some of the words that will no doubt be used to describe the debut...

Paul 25 August 2012

It’s 1974 and deep in the West Virginia wilderness, a family of inbred hillbilly cannibals are being held in an...

Paul 19 July 2012

One of the highlights of this year’s Film4 Frightfest in London, at which it will premiere on Friday, 24th August...