FrightFest
FrightFest Presents unveils 2018 line-up
August 9, 2018 | James R
FrightFest Presents has unveiled its new line-up of releases for 2018.
The terrifying new initiative between the UK’s leading horror film festival and Signature Entertainment was announced earlier this year, relaunching the FrightFest home video brand to bring the best … Read More
VOD film review: Mayhem
July 17, 2018 | Ian Loring
Joe Lynch gets his groove back with this playful horror comedy, which is guaranteed to please anyone with a 9-to-5 job.Read More
Signature and FrightFest team up for new FrightFest Presents partnership
May 1, 2018 | James R
Signature Entertainment and FrightFest have inked a deal to continue the horror film festival’s signature label, FrightFest Presents.
The thriving banner first began in 2016, combining the horror festival’s tastes with the reach of online video to bring a curated … Read More
Netflix UK film review: Leatherface
January 9, 2018 | Matthew Turner
This Texas Chainsaw prequel lacks the original’s terror but gets by on style, strong performances and a bucket or two of the red stuff.
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VOD film review: The Villainess
September 13, 2017 | Roxy Simons
Bloody, violent, and absolutely exhilarating, this female-led revenge thriller is guaranteed to get your heart racing.Read More
Shudder UK film review: Still/Born
August 29, 2017 | Josh Slater-Williams
This assured debut is a solid entry in the maternal horror genre.
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FrightFest film review: Cold Hell
August 28, 2017 | Ian Winterton
A small-scale thriller but, like its kick-ass and unstoppable heroine, it punches well above its weight. Read More
FrightFest film review: Sequence Break
August 27, 2017 | Martyn Conterio
Graham Skipper’s body horror fantasia is ambitious, but fails to hit the spot.Read More
Shudder snaps up six horror films ahead of 2017 FrightFest
August 21, 2017 | James R
Horror subscription streaming service Shudder has snapped up six films ahead of FrightFest this week.
The horror extravaganza kicks off on Thursday 24th August in London’s Leicester Square, bringing the best scares from around the world to a cinema full … Read More
Interview: Adam Wingard talks Death Note and moving from “mumblegore” to Netflix
August 21, 2017 | Anton Bitel
Adam Wingard is one of the most important horror directors of the new millennium.
The filmmaker debuted with the ultra-low-budget, Bill Moseley-starring Homesick and ‘acid horror’ Pop Skull. Both were collaborations with E.L. Katz (Cheap Thrills), but his next … Read More
