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Nora Unkel’s feature film debut A Nightmare Wakes re-imagines Mary Shelley’s creation of her iconic novel Frankenstein, turning the foundations themselves into a tale of horror and heartbreak. The film’s principle idea is that Frankenstein…

In The Queen of Black Magic horrible secrets emerge when the previous residents of an orphanage return when they learn the owner has fallen ill. What begins as a well-intentioned visit to pay respects, soon turns into a fight for survival…

In Shudder’s Original Film Hunted, a modern re-telling of Little Red Riding Hood, a young woman is chased through the forest by two men who want to film her every scream. Hunted’s story is every bit as familiar as its title would…

When American drug smuggler Hugo (Nicolas Fagerberg) finds himself in debt to a local dealer, he ventures to Uganda to secure a mystical drug called Buluu that could be the answer to his financial complications. However, he soon finds…

What do you get if you combine the repetition of Groundhog Day with the blood, guts and gore of Attack on Titan? You get To Your Last Death; an American animated action-horror feature that puts a dramatic and entertaining twist on the…

Tate Taylor, director of The Help and The Girl on the Train, puts on his horror hat for the thrilling and relentlessly entertaining Ma. Octavia Spencer plays Sue Ann, a twisted and lonely woman who befriends a group of teenagers in the…

Hell Fest features the perfect setting for a slasher, where monsters lurk round every corner waiting for unsuspecting victims to cross their paths. Of course, it’s all just for fun and no one is supposed to get hurt, but in Hell Fest, one…

The film can do whatever it wants and for the most part, Overlord is a riveting and exciting mix of horror and action.

FrightFest's Halloween features a sleep demon, an alternate reality nightmare and a terrifying quasi-disaster. But, which ones are worth checking out?

There are a lot of film-related press releases that I ignore, because I tend to stick to horror and skip over much else. I try to venture out, but horror is where my heart is. When I received an email titled “ONLY for Serious Fans of…