Editorials

Having its world premiere at this year’s FrightFest was Generation Terror , a documentary directed by horror doc maestro Sarah Appleton (...

Having had its world premiere at this years FRIGHTFEST, Marc Coleman's Members Club is a wildly ridiculous horror comedy centred around a...

The latest directorial effort from Cutter Hodierne is an odd beast – a cold, crisp tech thriller that finds its focus on a trio of...

There are moments when a film can turn, develop unexpectedly from one thing into another. This is the case with A Desert . To go into...

Occasionally a film comes along and morphs in front of your eyes, becoming something unexpected. And this is the case with Damon...

Michael Felker’s Things Will Be Different  is a fascinatingly engaging take-on the time travel movie. Siblings on the run, having...

Movie fans are always seeking it out - the new dizzying cinematic high. Even better if we can get it before everything else. This desire...

Cinema is capable of crafting beautiful, compelling visions of possible futures. Many of these don’t become our reality but they can...

Swedish horror From Darkness, which had its UK premiere at this year's FrightFest, is a dread-laced folk horror that can feel as lost in...

Locale can help horror a great deal – giving it a sense of scale, an atmosphere, a vibe. The Monster Beneath Us benefits greatly from...

The serial killer with a moral compass trope is one familiar to culture. And it feels wrong to argue that one representation holds any...

With its world premiere occurring at this year’s FrightFest, the Pierre Tsigaridis directed Traumatika is a fusion of horror subgenres...

With the recent international interest in Irish horror on the rise, An Taibhse joins other Irish horrors such as short film Changeling...

A mainstay of the genre festival scene, Graham Skipper is a remarkable talent – an accomplished performer who left a firm impression in...

Having had its UK premiere on the Friday of this year’s FrightFest, Drive Back directed by Cody Ashford, is the road trip from hell as a...

Just over fifty years ago The Wicker Man (1973) was released. Now widely seen as one of the great horrors of its era, its release was a...

Having had it’s UK premiere at this year’s FrightFest, Aurélia Mengin’s Scarlet Blue is a surrealist portrayal of mental health, the...

Opening this year’s FRIGHTFEST is the gothic shocker Broken Bird , the directorial feature debut of actress Joanne Mitchell, adapted from...

FrightFest 2024, the UK’s leading horror, fantasy, and thriller film festival, will take place from August 22nd to 26th at the ODEON Luxe...

Very much cemented in the folk culture of Ireland is director Paul Duane’s All You Need Is Death which follows a couple, Anna (Simone...