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Great news for fans of all things Frightfest today, with the following press release: "Horror Channel and FrightFest have agreed a three-year partnership deal, which sees the CBS Studios International / AMC...

When it comes to full-blown, no-holds-barred horror 'cult classics', 1973's asylum chiller Don't Look In The Basement must be right up there. Well, the good news for fans of that fright flick is that a...

Empire magazine have dipped their toes into big screen shindigs in the past, with the most recent a few years back at the O2 - and we admit we've really enjoyed ourselves. So we were pretty happy when a...

A new trailer has arrived ahead of the May 2 release for western flick The Timber. It might give away a little too much for my liking, but it certainly suggests writer/director Anthony O'Brien's opus could...

Set to make its bow at Cannes this year, the first teaser for Nicolas Winding Refn's The Neon Demon has landed, and it is as glossy, synthy (if that's even a word) and mysterious as we could have hoped...

We're always up for checking out some classic horror on the big screen, so UK Horror Scene's decision to throw a series of double bills in Manchester certainly gets the thumbs-up from us. A four-night event...

The new trailer for horror sequel The Conjuring 2 has landed, kicking off in earnest the build-up for the film that hits UK cinemas on June 17. Looking to cash in on the gigantic success of the first flick,...

In the mood for some John le Carre on a chilly morning? If so, you're in luck, as the first trailer for the upcoming adaptation of Our Kind Of Traitor has landed. Looking as though it will ooze class...

Here at Movie Ramblings towers, we're always on the lookout for projects to get behind. So, naturally, when 'Banjo/The Package/Stalled/pretty-much-everything-else-horror-wise-to-come-out-of-the-UK-recently'...

I've always had a bit of a soft spot for 'dogs on the rampage' movies, whether it be the likes of Cujo or David McCallum 70s romp Dogs - heck, I even went to the cinema to check out Lance Henriksen dud Man's...

Having already garnered some impressive buzz thanks to a host of well-received festival screenings, the first UK trailer for upcoming shocker Green Room has landed. Set for a May 13 cinema release, here's...

Paul Hyett is a director already in our good books thanks to Frightfest faves The Seasoning House and Howl over the past few years. So, naturally, when a press release popped into our inbox announcing...

We're about a month away now from the latest take on the Frankenstein saga hitting cinema screens, and all we've seen so far at least has our interest piqued. A new clip has just surfaced, entitled Life Is...

Our friends at Arrow Video have made a nice little name for themselves over recent times, thanks to spending hours lovingly preparing genre classics for their blu-ray debuts. Well, just when you thought the...

The full-length trailer for upcoming actioner London Has Fallen has arrived, and thankfully it showcases all the over-the-top excess we hoped it would. The follow-up to the ridiculous-yet-very-entertaining...

As if the Horror Channel wasn't already our go-to place when it comes to small screen entertainment, they've only gone and dug up the classic British staple of the Hammer double bills. Here's the press...

OK, so this seems to have been in development longer than our site has existed, but Pride and Prejudice and Zombies finally seems to be shuffling its way to the big screen. A release date has been set...

Nicolas Cage may not be the first name that springs to mind when it comes to horror cinema, but he's about to unleash supernatural shocker Pay The Ghost onto British audiences. The film lands on DVD on...

Already racking up some pretty healthy buzz Stateside, Kevin Bacon thriller Cop Car will make its UK bow on digital download on October 5, with a Blu-Ray release following on October 19. In case this one...

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...