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In the post-apocalyptic wasteland of the future, the gaudy, neon-splashed frontier city of Samurai Town is the closest thing to civilisation, ruled over with an iron fist by the sleazy, despotic Governor...

An unlikely daytime TV hit that became a cultural touchstone for generations of viewers, the gothic serial Dark Shadows continues to cast a spell on fans old and new. Now, the actor who...

Another British effort aiming to muscle in on the recent trend for folk horror, Sacrilege is one of those classic ‘fish out of water’ scenarios where a bunch of city folk head to the sticks, only find the...

Clearly building itself up as some sort of ‘future noir’, Reminiscence is one of those films that leans so heavily on movies that have gone before that it practically buckles under the weight. Chock...

Bad Blood Films have confirmed that their folk-horror Sacrilege will be heading to digital download from 27th September.  The film stars a host of British talent, including Tamaryn Payne (Hollyoaks),...

*SPOILER WARNING – The Sadness features scenes of extreme sexual violence which will shock and offend some viewers* After a year of lockdowns battling a pandemic with relatively benign symptoms, a...

Having survived being blown up and a near death experience on the battlefield in the dying days of the Great War, Tomás (Viktor Klem) travels the frozen Hungarian countryside as part of a travelling fair,...

Taking the fascination with serial killers – and serial killer films – and then shaking things up somewhat, Killer Concept gives us something a bit different – offbeat even – to munch on as part of...

A brutal, bloody rampage of revenge, The Retaliators is one of those films that knows exactly what the audience wants – and delivers in spades. It’s as if directors Samuel Gonzalez Jr and Bridget Smith...

Yet another movie to focus on the exploits of the notorious Ted Bundy, No Man Of God adopts a different tack by zeroing in on the serial killer’s final years on Death Row. Using the real-life...

“At some point you just have to accept your nightmares – they are part of you, family – like an old friend.” Haunting, creepy as hell, atmospheric and oh-so effective, Offseason is one not to miss...

Woozy. Dreamlike. Hallucinatory. Psychedelic. Phantasmagoria. Fever dream. These are all words you can expect to find peppering reviews of Kevin Kopacka’s lush, ravishing Dawn Breaks Behind The Eyes partly...

Frightfest has always liked to roll out a comedic creature feature for the late night audience – Zombeavers anyone? So it makes perfect sense that writer/director Pierce Berolzheimer’s Crabs! is offered...

With the anticipation building for this weekend's release of the Candyman reboot, Universal have dropped a couple of featurettes to help the mood. Here's the first, titled 'Art &...

Ahead of the World premiere screening of his debut feature film THE LAST RITE, writer / director Leroy Kincaide talks about his new movie, the enlightenment of being an undertaker, his personal experiences...

A grim shocker that burns up the screen

Simon offers up his love for movies set in the Major (and Minor) Leagues

One of the things I most love about Arrow Video Frightfest is when the gang scour the globe for some fresh blood from overseas - and I'm delighted to say they've done it again this year. High on my list of...

FrightFest and FAB Press once again join forces to launch THE FRIGHTFEST GUIDE TO GRINDHOUSE MOVIES, which goes exclusively on sale during Arrow Video FrightFest 2021, Aug 26 – Aug 30. The author, Alan...

In many ways a classic snapshot of early 80s horror, Hell Night is a film that has seen its reputation climbs nicely over the years. Casually dismissed on its 1981 release and lumped in with the slasher...

It’s Full Scream ahead as Arrow Video FrightFest 2021 announces its second wave of hugely anticipated Discovery Screen and First Blood titles - a summer collection of provocative, edgy and transgressive...