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British Indie Horror horror ‘PandaMonium’ set for physical release in the US
British Indie Horror slasher ‘PandaMonium’ from writer-director MJ Dixon will be released in the US on DVD and HD Digital …Read More »
BLACK RAINBOW: Out on Blu-ray on 6th July, courtesy of Arrow Video
Mike Hodges (Flash Gordon, Get Carter) wrote and directed this supernatural chiller as a meditation on the human race’s ability …Read More »
So Bad, They’re Good: Leprechaun
Leprechaun is a film that reminds us that horrific things indeed do sometimes come in small packages, and that Jennifer …Read More »
Short Film Review: Keep Mum
Writer / Director Luana Di Pasquale serves up a compact, clever and haunting little tale with Keep Mum. This psychological …Read More »
Book Review: 21st Century British Horror Films Vol.1
In his books 21st Century British Horror Films Vol.1: Dog Soldiers and Doghouses (2000-2011), author MJ Simpson does every horror …Read More »
Tag Archives: Frightfest
Interview: ‘Victor Crowley’ Director Adam Green
Ahead of Horror Channel’s UK TV premiere of Adam Green’s VICTOR CROWLEY, the great director shares his personal tragedies, George Romero’s inspirational words, the importance of genre comedy and hints that the Bayou Butcher may rise again… Adam, you’re back … Continue reading
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Film Review: Rabid
This year, the Soska Sisters returned to Frightfest with their world premiere of Rabid! I was very excited to see the film and even though I was a bit disappointed that I couldn’t go to any other Frightfest screenings, I … Continue reading
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Frightfest 2018: The 5 Films I Can’t Wait To See
I’ve written a few FrightFest previews over the years and this year is no different. Except this time, I’ve written this from my current home of Australia, where I’ll still be when you lovely lot enter Cineworld Leicester Square on … Continue reading
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Tagged Cat Dunn, Cult Of Terror, Film festival, Frightfest, Incident In A Ghost Land, leigh whannell, Rock Steady Row. Upgrade, Terriefied
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5 Films Set To Shock Frightfest Glasgow 2018
As I write this, swathes of ultra-committed horror fans are travelling the length and breadth of the country in frankly ridiculous conditions, all to experience Frightfest Glasgow — the first leg of the horror film festival’s 2018 shenanigans. Good luck to … Continue reading
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Short Horror Films Versus Features
Horror films are often harshly criticised by their audience. They’re not scary enough. The monster didn’t look real. “Oh look, their mobile phones aren’t working AGAIN!”. It seems that every trope presents another chance to declare that “horror films are … Continue reading
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