Premiering on the Icon Film Channel from 2nd October Thursday 14th September 2023, London, UK: RoboDoc - The Creation of RoboCop, the...

Premiering on the Icon Film Channel from 2nd October Monday 4th September 2023, London, UK: Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment is thrilled...

A ghostly affair Filmmaking duo Kevin Ignatius and Nick Psinakis’ entry from this year’s FrightFest is a creepy little indie horror with...

Gonzo Greek horror As much an ode to Greek culture, as it is to pop culture, cult cinema, and the pulps that have shaped horror over the...

This is the End... Apologies in advance: I rarely take selfies, but here are some highlights of the interactions I had. If I’ve missed...

“It’s all true.” As if the shunting wasn’t disturbing enough in Brian Yuzna’s 1989 horror movie Society, we are presented with an...

Four men and a coffin If ever there was an inspired title that epitomises folk horror, then Sean Hogan’s mini feature “To Fire You Come...

Dark. Evil. Awake. In Chris Cronin’s 2019 short film “Oscar’s Bell”, a father and son’s camping trip turns into a foreboding nightmare. A...

All you have to do is listen Chamber pieces and one-hander performances are often the most viable (and logical) approaches to making a...

All in the family I wasn't intending to write anything about Where the Devil Roams as it was one of the few films I wanted to sit and...

Family trees Finish horror is developing quite the niche since Jalmari Helander’s festive feast Rare Exports was released in 2010. Since...

A deadly journey There are two stories at the heart of John Rosman’s debut feature, both of which feel as if they will inevitably collide...

Dark reminder Director Sebastiano Pupino and actor Carolina Lopes discuss working together on the short film Rain, Rain, Go Away that...

More than just a grudge Focusing on the origin of Japanese movies that were a huge part of ushering in 21st-century horror, The J-Horror...

The brand-new action-packed zombie thriller follows its FRIGHTFEST premiere with home entertainment release in October Starring: Ellen...

Directing... and survival Following on from lead actors Ellen Adair and Mitzi Akaha, Herd director Steven Pierce lends some perspective...

Part 3 of 3 There’s more to Roger Lay Jr. than meets the eye. A founding partner at Lay-Carnagey Entertainment — a media production...

Judge, jury… executioner The Bloomquist brothers take another stab at the slasher, this time using the iconography of their founding...

Personal apocalypse Recently released to ferociously positive reviews at Fantasia, John Rosman’s debut feature, New Life , has become...

Ghosts of the past The development of The Moor is as interesting as director Chris Cronin’s taste in cinema. Inspired as much by classic...