London Film Festival

Morgues and horror cinema always make pretty good bedfellows, whether it be lesser-known gems like 1994 Danish flick Nightwatch, or even recent shlockfest See No Evil 2. So Spanish outing The Corpse Of Anna...

We all enjoy a bit of wierdness I'm sure, which is why when the line-up for the cult strand at this year's London Film Festival was announced, Joseph Sims-Dennett's Australian offering Observance was one that...

Spanish horror heads to the festival in the shape of Juanfer Andres and Esteban Roel's Shrew's Nest (aka Musaranas). Set in post-Civil War Spain, the story follows two sisters, agoraphobe Montse (Macarena...

I'm always up for another university campus slasher, even if that sub-genre throws up just as many misses as hits. Looking to take its place in the latter category is Kristy, the latest flick from British...

I suppose a festival wouldn't be a festival without a found-footage flick turning up somewhere, so the London Film Festival have decided to throw in Spanish flick In Darkness We fall (La Cueva) for good...

Any film billed as 'a blood-soaked orgy of outrageousness' is likely to grab my attention, so crazy Japanese offering Why Don't You Play In Hell seems a must-watch as far as this year's festival goes. A mix...

If there is one thing that British horror cinema has done very well over the years, it is the classic ghost story. So it seems only right that a new fright flick of that ilk should make its debut at the...

Billed as 'an affectionate thrill ride with a blackly comic heart', All Cheerleaders Die attempts to subvert the trappings of the high school movie into a delicious horror-comedy pot-pourri. Directed by...

Among this year’s stellar Cult line up at the London Film Festival, there is one film that I personally have been anticipating for years now. Something that promises to be delirious, intoxicating,...

If you are planning to compile a list of the most effective horror movies of the 90s, chances are you would have Candyman near the top of that list - and if you don't, well, you're wrong. Directed by...

What looks as though it could prove a delicious mix of Hitchcock and Argento, Grand Piano looks like being one of the more intriguing offerings in the Cult strand at this year's London Film Festival. A...

Conspiracy theories abound in this 'The Shining' documentary

Joel Kinnaman shines in these Swedish thrillers

Paul Bettany and Stephen Graham are cops on the edge

Don Coscarelli returns with more frenetic fantasy

A Euro genre-bender

A savage tale set to stir up debate

Spanish shocks from the writer of Julia's Eyes

A young father is terrorised by an urban menace

Bizarro body horror from Brandon Cronenberg

Brandon Cronenberg anounces his arrival with this body horror