Editor's Choice

Already something of a hit at FrightFest Glasgow, a lonely oddjob man meets a quite literally kindred spirit in A Ghost Waits, a sweet, whimsically affecting horror rom-com from director Adam Stovall. When...

In many ways a filmic companion piece to recent offerings Relic and Saint Maud, Sanzaru is another slow-burn horror flick that elects to focus on the relationship between carer and patient. And when I say...

Part Battle Royale, part Saw and part college frat film, Triggered plays out as bloody good fun. It is not perfect (I’ll explain later) and it obviously leans heavily on the films noted above, but that...

Taking the well-worn ‘rape-revenge’ model and giving it a new set of clothes, I Am Lisa delivers something a little bit different. It’s not entirely successful – the film arguably loses steam when...

One of our pleasant surprises from Frightfest is Triggered - the South African 'friends wake up in the woods to find themselves strapped into suicide vests' tension-fest. Part of the success of the film...

Carpenter, King & Kane Hodder…genre royalty ushers in Horror Channel’s September line-up of prime-time premieres, including the UK TV premiere of outlandish Brit Zom Com SHED OF THE DEAD, starring...

101 Films will release The Deep (1977) on Blu-ray on 14th September 2020. A lavish, suspense-filled adventure, directed by Peter Yates (Bullitt) and adapted from Jaws writer Peter Benchley’s best-selling...

Almost certainly best known for his comedy roles, Jay Baruchel elects to take a severe genre turn for his second directorial outing, switching to no-holds-barred horror. And no-holds-barred it certainly...

Ahead of Horror Channel’s UK TV premiere of Julian Richards’ REBORN, on Sat 22 August, actress, producer and genre icon Barbara Crampton reflects on how You’re Next changed the direction of her career,...

If horror film documentaries are your thing (and if not, why?) then you are spoiled for choice at Arrow Video Frightfest Digital as they present not one, not two, but three offerings. They all look good to...

A driver locks horns with a trucker in the Spielberg classic

‘All I want is for you to say sorry…’ A breakneck, violent, kinetic throwback of a movie, Unhinged harks back to that time in the 90s when psycho-thrillers were all the rage. That is not a slight...

Heading to Arrow Video Frightfest Digital for its UK premiere after picking up plenty of plaudits at, among others, the Brooklyn Horror Festival, The Swerve looks set to be one of the memorable offerings up...

When it comes to British horror institutions, The Woman In Black must be right up there. From Susan Hill’s chilling original novel, to a wildly successful London stage version to the Daniel Radcliffe...

Ian takes aim at Michael Winner's devilish hatchet job

All hell is about to break loose as William Shatner takes on Satan, when 4Digital unleashes The Tomb: Devil’s Revenge, on DVD and digital platforms from 14th September. The Descent meets The...

It may be the summer holidays, but Rachael Nisbet and Peter Jilmstad plough on with their ambition to take listeners into the world of lesser-known giallo and Italian cinema. Up this month is 1969 offering...

Fancy a bit of Dutch horror with your Frightfest smorgasbord this summer? If so, then you are in luck, courtesy of director Ivo van Aart's The Columnist, which looks to push the boundary of internet...

The UK’s most popular horror and fantasy film festival celebrates its 21st bloody year with a special Digital edition, showcasing twenty-five films, from Thurs 27th August to Mon 31st August, including...

‘They’ve seen the future…now they have to kill it’… I’ve now got to the age where ‘retro’ releases focus on films I saw first time round, and latest to add to the list is 1992 Rutger Hauer...

Arrow Video is excited to announce the August slate of titles on their subscription-based Arrow Video Channel, including the action-packed black-and-white nautical nightmare Lake Michigan Monster, the uncut...