London Previews

World premieres can never be a bad thing, and one of the more interesting selections on offer at this year's shindig is director Tom Paton's Redwood. Hopefully a twist on the camping horror tales so loved...

To be honest, Replace had me interested the second the words 'written by Richard Stanley' popped up atop the press release. But the film looks set to have a lot more to offer than just that, as the trailer...

With twenty-six films over three days, including ten World, four European and seven UK premieres, Horror Channel FrightFest’s short film showcase unleashes this year’s eclectic mix of the bold, brave,...

A bonus addition to the festival line-up, Jackals looks set to make a great genre shindig even better. Put together by director Kevin Greutert, whose back catalogue is impressive stuff - he's directed the...

Take a look at the trailer for 68 Kill (which we've kindly included below) and I think you'd be hard-pressed to squeeze it into the 'horror' genre - violent, darkly comic entertainment maybe, but 'horror' -...

'What happens when the ride really breaks.......?' Looking as though it could be a whole load of bloody fun, director Preston DeFrancis' Ruin Me cruises into London for its world premiere no...

With Horror Channel Frightfest 2017 just a month away, the anticipation continues to build. And that anticipation was certainly heightened by the release of the mammoth guest list set to descend on London...

I'm a sucker for a good festive fright flick - in fact, Bob Clark's seminal 1974 masterpiece Black Christmas is in my top five favourite films of all time. For that reason I was pretty stoked when the...

Set to end Frightfest on a crowdpleasing high on Monday, August 28, Tragedy Girls certainly looks like one not to miss. The flick sees director Tyler MacIntyre building on 2015's horror comedy Patchwork and...

British revenge chiller Accountable intrigued us as soon as it was unveiled on the Frightfest roster for 2017. For starters, we're in awe of the work Matthew Heaven put in to this - writing, directing,...

I must admit, I'm a sucker for a good war horror flick - in fact, the closing seconds of Colombian shocker The Squad from a few years back still ranks as one of my favourite genre moments of the last...

We all love a good Australian horror - and Frightfest has given us some corkers over the years. Hoping to continue that winning trend is Adam Graveley's 3rd Night, a new riff on the home invasion chiller -...

I'll be honest with you, any film that claims to be a mash-up of Videodrome and Altered States gets my vote, so I was all in when Sequence Break popped up on the Frightfest screening list. Even more so when...

Okay, deep breath everyone - the Horror Channel Frightfest line-up is here. Always our favourite time of year, it will take us a good while to sift through the copious delights that are on offer - so for...

Promising a lethal mix of scares and laughs, Fear Inc is a billed a 'genre junkie's delight'. Directed by Vincent Masciale, who has a host of shorts, as well as series The Walking Fred to his name, the film...

Steaming into Horror Channel Frightfest with one of my favourite taglines in a long while - 'You made your bed, now die in it' - Jeff Maher's Bed Of The Dead seems set to get the Halloween shindig off to a...

Horror Channel FrightFest unleashes a six-pack of cracking horror for their much-beloved Halloween event at the Prince Charles Cinema, Leicester Square, on Saturday October 22nd. The 13-hour trauma marathon...

Director/producer Tricia Lee steps back into the director's chair with Blood Hunters (formerly known as One Drop). Looking to follow up her award-winning genre efforts Silent Retreat and Clean Break, this...

Horror Channel Frightfest goes Danish when The Unraveling screens on Friday, August 26. The American produced film, directed by first-time Danish director Thomas Jakobsen, is an immersive and visceral...

Darren Lynn Bousman sure knows how to film a good gorefest - he was responsible for three of the first four entries in the Saw saga after all. So we're pretty interested to see how Abattoir stacks up, a...

Looking as though it plans to give the brain a workout, as well as the eyes, Lost Solace marks director Chris Scheuerman's third feature, having dabbled in short films for much of his filmic career. Andrew...