Glasgow

It’s full scream ahead as Arrow Video FrightFest, the UK’s favourite horror fantasy event, returns to Glasgow Film Festival for a 14th fearful year, from Thursday 28 February to Saturday 2 March,...

One person's misfortune is another's opportunity as the saying goes, so as Patient Zero disappears from the Horror Channel Frightfest Glasgow schedule (for reasons beyond their control we are told), along...

Adult Babies gets an exclusive reveal at Horror Channel Frightfest Glasgow 2017. The film's creator, actress/producer Joanne Mitchell, star of Before Dawn and Bait, answers ten scary questions: Q. When did...

Modern horror cinema has increasingly become a singular shade rather than an expansive palette; in recent years, it has fallen into the same set ups…the same jumps…the same handheld shaky cam…the same...

If I’m totally honest with you, it’s pretty difficult to review Mindless without giving too much of the game away. And ‘the game’, as it were, is the beauty at the dark heart of director Katie...

Debuting at Frightfest before rolling out across the nation (on Feb 26), The Forest appears a canny mix of fictional scares played out against the backdrop of real-life events, and it's one we are looking...

Compared to arguably the most impressive, effective and culturally intelligent American horror film of last year, It Follows, Anguish has been lauded as a truly compelling modern possession...

The grand mythology of the Frankenstein monster has been a ripe space for cinematic interpretation through the entire history of the form. From the flickering early experiment from the Edison Studios in 1910,...

Joe Begos delighted genre addicts in search of a true throwback 80s sci fi horror experience in 2014 when he unleashed Almost Human, a film that channelled the industrious and eerie brutality of cult films...

Over the years, the disaster film has become a sub-genre firmly entrenched within the broader spectrum of blockbuster cinema, a form that is so often a splintered collage of genre shards that act as crude...

Ahead of the UK Premiere of THE MIND’S EYE at the Glasgow Film Festival, FrightFest probes the mind of director Joe Begos. Here's a Q&A from the set of the film: Q: Have you got your love of 80s...

Ahead of the UK premiere screening of BASKIN at the Glasgow Film Festival, FrightFest ask the director Can Evrenol a few pertinent questions… Q: BASKIN is visually and narratively very ambitious for your...

Movie Ramblings fave Katie Bonham's fourth horror short, Mindless, starring Nicholas Vince (Hellraiser, Hellbound: Hellraiser II and Nightbreed), has been selected to screen its world premiere at this years...

The death of innocence is perhaps the cruellest and most devastating crime of all, and as such depictions of such a heinous corruption are treated in cinema with both aggressive and tender examinations. Hans...

By Andreas Charalambous Following the sudden and mysterious closure of a parapsychological research centre in the mid-70s, the premise of The Atticus Institute is an investigation into the previously...

When Gwen walks into the diner she's ready for trouble, but after sitting down at the counter and giving her order something changes inside her. Suddenly she doesn't know where she is and she certainly doesn't...

Having built a cult following thanks to her two previous shorts, Katie Bonham returns to the director’s chair with her latest effort, The Paper Round. A sizeable step forward from the frenetic,...

Having waded through horror remake after horror remake thus far in his career, director Marcus Nispel attempts to throw us something new in the shape of The Asylum, which also appears to have been known as...

If there is one thing that our friends at Frightfest do well (actually, they do a lot well - but stick with us) it's showing plenty of respect and reverence for the genre's past. The upcoming Glasgow...

Any film that is billed as 'Mad Max meets Dawn Of The Dead' certainly gets my vote, which is why I'm all over Aussie zombie epic Wyrmwood. And that was before I saw the trailer, which only heightens...

It's taken quite a while for The Treatment to reach British shores (just about a year in fact), but if the trailer is anything to go by, Frightfest Glasgow audiences are in for a treat. A stirring mix of...