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Kiss your fingernails goodbye this spring, as ARROW announces the premiere of the truly creepy - and darkly funny - horror road movie THRESHOLD.  It will release on ARROW in the UK,...

Shirley MacLaine stars in this subtle shocker

Hotels have proved a fertile stopping-off point for psychological horrors over the years (come on, you know what I’m talking about) and nestling in very neatly with that cluster comes The Night, an...

Fragment of Fear’s latest episode focuses on Tonino Valerii’s sole entry in the giallo filone, My Dear Killer (1972). Deviating away from the Argento styled gialli of the time whilst retaining some of its...

Horror Channel presents CLASSIC MARATHON WEEKEND - two monstrous movie marathons for the Easter Weekend, kicking off at 1pm on Saturday 3rd April with CLASSIC HORROR DAY, featuring some of the most iconic...

I think it's a pretty safe assumption to say that Pamela Franklin is hardly a name that would trip off the tongue of most horror fans - certainly the younger ones at least. In fact, post some 1970s British...

Jacques Tourneur teams up with Vincent Price for a stab at Poe

THIS SPRING, courtesy of Shudder and Vertigo Releasing, two titans of 21st-century British horror return to the genre they carved their names in. CHRISTOPHER SMITH (Creep) delivers a haunted house mystery...

As supernatural horror film THE HEIRESS goes on digital release from March 15, lead actress Jayne Wisener talks about her love of singing, coping with lockdown and her new period drama, Glow &...

You’ll be praying for check out time on 2nd April, as Vertigo Releasing announces the arrival of the fright-packed chiller THE NIGHT. A cross between The Shining and The Haunting of...

Fitting neatly into that Hammer category marked ‘rarely seen or talked about’, 1962’s The Phantom Of The Opera is a slick, somewhat sedate offering. Originally brought to the studio by (and intended as...

Mixing supernatural horror with a very healthy dose of realism, The Heiress is one of those offerings that grounds its scares in the mundane, the normal and the recognisable – to good effect. Riffing on...

Simon defends the forgotten Johnny Depp slice of sci-fi

101 Films certainly know their stuff when it comes to 80s horror, so we were delighted as always when a press release landed in our inbox announcing the upcoming release of cult hit Spookies. Here's that...

Ahead of FrightFest’s UK special screening of THE WOMAN WITH LEOPARD SHOES at the Glasgow Film Festival, director Alexis Bruchon talks about his love of Noir, casting his brother and directing in his...

Ever had the urge to cast your eyes over a flick that features an orang-utan perving over a naked Elisabeth Shue? You have? Well in that case make a beeline for this new StudioCanal Blu-ray release of...

Frightfest have launched the 16th edition of Arrow Video FrightFest Glasgow, which, despite continuing COVID-19 restrictions, is back to present a virtual six-pack of tasty titles; an extravaganza of the dark...

Taking the 80s genre staple of ‘teenage pranks gone wrong’ and giving it a refreshing modern twist, Let’s Scare Julie is a surprising, effective and at times downright creepy slice of horror. Working...

Okay, so I know as far as 'modern-day' Mia Farrow goes, acting very much seems to be in the rear-view mirror - in fact it has been more than six years since she appeared on screen, instead now devoting her...

Bob Odenkirk going all 'John Wick' on us anyone? That seems to be the case in Nobody, a bonecrunching revenger of a man pushed too far. Here's the synopsis: Emmy winner Bob Odenkirk (Better Call...

Right, just where do I begin with To All A Goodnight? I suppose I could say that the first twenty minutes or so are absolutely terrible, with one of the lamest ‘pranks gone wrong’ sequences in horror,...