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Frightfest London review: Hangman

Emily Stockham
August 29, 2015
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UK filmmaker Adam Mason director of ‘Broken’ and ‘The Devil’s Chair’ and the gob-smackingly shocking ‘Pig’, is known for gruelling, brutal and often explicit horror films. This year, he hits...
4.0

Frightfest London review: Bait

Emily Stockham
August 29, 2015
Film4 Frightfest, London, London Reviews
Starting the beginning with the end, or if I’m going to be fancy the denouement or the moment where the film reaches its peak is always a risk. Emmerdale’s Dominic Brunt takes this risk with his Frightfest...
3.0

Frightfest London review: The Sand

Matthew Hammond
August 28, 2015
Film4 Frightfest, London, London Reviews
The Sand follows a group of teenagers, who awaken from a graduation beach party, to find themselves tormented by an unseen threat. All make look normal, but if they make contact with the soft sand of the...
3.5

Frightfest London review: The Shelter

Simon Fitzjohn
August 28, 2015
Film4 Frightfest, London, London Reviews
I’ve always marveled at the lengths some critics (and moviegoers in general) will go to in order to prove that they’ve ‘got’ something, so that they can lord it over the unwashed masses who are ‘too...
3.5

Frightfest London review: Demonic

Simon Fitzjohn
August 28, 2015
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A whirlwind romp through a whole host of horror subgenres, Demonic is an entertaining, if flawed, fright flick that will keep most fans happy. Taking in haunted house movie, demonic possession, police...
1.0

Frightfest London review: Body

Emily Stockham
August 28, 2015
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A boring Christmas evening of too much food and a little marijuana ends up in a series of unfortunate and gruesome events for a group of girls looking to inject a little fun into their otherwise stagnant...
2.5

Frightfest London review: Zombie Fight Club

Simon Fitzjohn
August 28, 2015
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Very much a film of two halves (quite literally) Zombie Fight Club is a blood-soaked, wildly over-the-top action/horror hybrid that, while undoubtedly entertaining, fails to make the grade. A sort of gory...
1.0

Frightfest London review: Aaaaaaaah!

Sophie Elizabeth
August 28, 2015
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Once part of the psychopathic duo in Sightseers (Ben Wheatley, 2012), Steve Oram makes his directorial debut with the barmy concept that is AAAAAAAAH! Presented as "Romero and Juliet meets Planet of the Apes",...
4.0

Frightfest London review: Wind Walkers

David Watson
August 28, 2015
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Returning home from his latest tour of duty with a heavy prescription for Prozac and haunted by his experiences, Kotz (Zane Holtz) returns to his hometown deep in the Florida swampland and, after an awkward...
1.0

Frightfest London review: The Rotten Link

Emily Stockham
August 28, 2015
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Every year at Film4 Frightfest there is a myriad of foreign oddities. Films with subtitles that range from the weird and wonderful to the downright bizarre. Yes, I’m mainly thinking of Tulpa when I speak of...
2.0

Frightfest London review: The Diabolical

Sophie Elizabeth
August 28, 2015
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A single mother (Ali Larter) and her two children are tormented by a mysterious supernatural disturbance in their home. Paranormal experts have refused to help, but with the presence becoming more intense and...
1.0

Frightfest London review: Turbo Kid

David Watson
August 27, 2015
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“This is the future, the year 1997!” so we’re told by Turbo Kid’s opening voiceover and the apocalypse has come and gone. Self-styled hero Turbo Kid (Munro Chambers), still traumatised by the murder of...
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