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by Nicola Austin January 20, 2021

New clip from acclaimed horror ‘Saint Maud’ unveiled ahead of home release

Celebrate “Saint Maud’s Day” on the 1st February with the release of Rose Glass’ phenomenal directorial debut on DVD, Blu-ray, limited edition SteelBook® and digital release. The acclaimed horror is available to pre-order now from Amazon on Digital, DVD & Blu-ray. The…

by Scott Brown January 4, 2021

Hunted Review

Kidnap horror from Shudder is more of a shrugger A young Belgian retail estate agent, Eve, is picked up at a bar by a man who saves her from the unwanted attention of another. The night soon turns…

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by Nicola Austin November 18, 2020

Scream 5 wraps production, official title unveiled

Scream franchise creator and executive producer Kevin Williamson has taken to social media to announce that production has wrapped in Wilmington, North Carolina on the fifth instalment. Revealing that the film will be called Scream, Williamson shared…

by Billie Melissa October 9, 2020

LFF 2020: Relic Review

Natalie Erika James burst onto the feature-length scene with Relic, a 90-minute horror that features Bella Heathcote, Emily Mortimer and Robyn Nevin as three generations of women. Being well-versed in the genre, previously having directed two short-horrors, James…

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by Nicola Austin September 15, 2020

Prime Video releases a chilling new trailer for “Welcome to the Blumhouse”

From the producers of Get Out and The Invisible Man comes a collection of unsettling new horror films, titled Welcome to the Blumhouse. Streaming exclusively on Amazon Prime Video, the service has unveiled the release dates and synopsis…

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by Nicola Austin September 4, 2020

Shudder Releases New Trailer for “Spiral”

Malik (Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman, American Horror Story, Canada’s Drag Race) and Aaron (Ari Cohen, IT: CHAPTER TWO) move to a small town in search of a better environment for them and their 16-year-old daughter (Jennifer Laporte, Web of Dreams).…

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by Nicola Austin August 18, 2020

Total Film debuts new “Candyman” images featuring Nia DaCosta’s monster

With Total Film's upcoming Friday issue focusing on all things horror, director Nia DaCosta's adaptation of Candyman has taken centre stage with the shadowed villain looming over the front cover. The company also debuted some new stills featuring Watchmen and Aquaman lead…

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by Nicola Austin August 14, 2020

Amazon Prime Video launches “Welcome to the Blumhouse”

Amazon Prime Video has announced “Welcome to the Blumhouse”, a programme of eight unsettling, genre movies produced by Jason Blum’s Blumhouse Television and Amazon Studios. Amazon Prime Video will launch the initial slate of four films as…

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by Nicola Austin October 15, 2019

Trailer and stills released for Blumhouse horror ‘Prey’

Signature Entertainment has released a brand new trailer and stills from upcoming Blumhouse horror Prey, starring Logan Miller and Kristine Froseth. The film is a mysterious and gory chiller from horror powerhouse Blumhouse Productions, the team behind Get Out,…

by Nicola Austin September 3, 2019

Film Review: IT Chapter Two

Guess who's back, back again...IT Chapter One was both a box office and critical hit, quickly becoming the highest-grossing horror film of all time. Andy Muschietti's adaptation of Stephen King's beloved novel proved a winning combination of 80's…

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by Nicola Austin August 28, 2019

Arrow Films releases new trailer for horror ‘The Dead Center’

Arrow Films has released the international trailer for The Dead Centre, the brand-new thriller from Billy Senese, director of the acclaimed A Frankenstein Story, and helmed by genre stalwart Shane Carruth, the creator of Primer and Upstream Color The…

by Louie Fecou August 24, 2019

Film Review: Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is a horror movie based on a book series of the same name, that although well known in the States, is an unknown commodity here in the UK. As far as…

by Louie Fecou July 7, 2019

Film Review: Midsommer

Ari Aster is the writer director of this mind bending and disturbing chiller that leaves you with just as many questions as answers. A group of friends are taken to an ancient Pagan festival in Sweden. One of…

by Louie Fecou June 25, 2019

Film Review: Child’s Play

I watched Brightburn this week, and essentially its a What If story - what if Superman was a horror movie, if you think this isn't the idea behind that film, then you may have missed the point. I…

by Louie Fecou February 16, 2019

Film Review: Happy Death Day 2

Oh dear. You know that feeling when you are maybe 20 minutes in, and you know the whole production looks like it's going down the toilet, and the couple in the row behind are packing up their snacks…