VOD film review: The Neighbour

A visceral, scuzzy thriller.Read More

FrightFest VOD film review: The Windmill Massacre

The Windmill Massacre may be a bit of a generic grind, but at least its vision of limbo is renewable.Read More

FrightFest VOD film review: Downhill

Hybrid horror thriller Downhill is “taking a shit on a hill” and seeing what sticks. Not much does.Read More

VOD film review: Road Games

This slow-burning thriller is a lame game that never leads anywhere satisfying.Read More

VOD film review: Cell

Even Stephen King himself can’t save this dried-out zombie apocalypse mish-mash.Read More

My Father Die and Population Zero join FrightFest Presents line-up

My Father Die and Population Zero have reportedly joined the line-up of new FrightFest Presents titles.

The digital label, a joint venture between the horror festival and Icon Film Distribution, has become a natural home for the event’s brightest and … Read More

VOD film review: Stung

Director: Benni Diez Cast: Clifton Collins Jr., Jessica Cook, Lance Henriksen, Matt O’Leary Watch Stung online in the UK: Apple TV (iTunes) / TalkTalk TV / Prime Video (Buy/Rent) / Google Play

There’s nothing like having a swarm of giant, … Read More

FrightFest Presents unveils first digital horror releases

FrightFest Presents has unveiled its first slate of horror films to be released on VOD in the UK.

The banner, a joint partnership between Icon Film Distribution (IFD) and the horror festival, was first announced in April, with the aim … Read More

Stream queens: Top 20 FrightFest 2015 films coming soon to UK VOD

There’s just one week to go until FrightFest 2015 and the line-up is as scarily enticing as ever. The event, now in its 16th year, is a dream for horror lovers, giving audiences and filmmakers alike the chance to screech … Read More

FrightFest to premiere horror shorts on All 4

Film4 FrightFest will premiere six horror short films on All 4 this year.

The festival, which returns to London’s Leicester Square from 27th August, has always placed an emphasis on shorts as part of its showcase of scary talent from … Read More