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[FrightFest 2026]: Bunny Rabbit
Kate Wilson as Bunny In a post-apocalyptic world Bunny (Kate Wilson) tries to survive in a landscape where there is very little food or resources after the loss of her father (Andy Golledge). With not much left to survive on, she turns to human flesh and attempts to avoid those who are trying to hunt her too. The most compelling draw to Bunny Rabbit is our lead, Wilson; she plays a driven, strong but quiet character who keeps the story running even during its occasional downt

Alice Boyd-Leslie
Aug 312 min read


The Representation of Maternal Mental Health In The Babadook
There is something in life that many of us experience that is far more terrifying than any ghost, ghoul, or zombie in cinema - and that...

Becci Sayce
Mar 25, 20246 min read
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[Glasgow FrightFest]: You'll Never Find Me
Having screened as the opening film of 2024’s Glasgow FrightFest weekend, You’ll Never Find Me directed by Indianna Bell and Josiah...

Ygraine Hackett-Cantabrana
Mar 8, 20242 min read
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