Ahead of the UK premiere of LEVEL 16 at Arrow Video FrightFest Glasgow 2019, director Danishka Esterhazy tells us about the long journey to get her film made, the empowering nature of female friendship and her love for Sci-fi. It has been 10... Read more
PREVIEW OF UPCOMING HORROR-COMEDY SERIES – CURSED! ALL SIX EPISODES COMING SOON A horror-comedy series that parodies the clichés and techniques typically found in the horror genre. A teaser has just been released from the pilot episode... Read more
We recently asked you for your FAVOURITE HORROR MOVIES OF ALL TIME. Last week we revealed those that made the final selection in positions number twenty to eleven. And now here is a wee video clip detailing the TOP TEN! Enjoy! A big thank-you... Read more
TOP STEPHEN KING FILMS TO WATCH THIS HALLOWEEN Those lovely folks, doing the marketing for Warner Bros, have asked us nicely to let you good folks know about the wodge of offerings they have on retail from the master of horror Stephen King. Mr... Read more
God of War (2017) Review
God of War (2017) Review In 16th century China, the east coast of the country is being attacked by ruthless Japanese pirates from Japan. General Qi Jiguang, who has been attempting to rout the invaders, enlists the help of a younger general to... Read more
FACE YOUR FEARS WHEN ANNABELLE: CREATION COMES TO BLU-RAY™ , DVD AND DIGITAL DOWNLOAD FROM WARNER BROS. HOME ENTERTAINMENT ON DECEMBER 4TH. Your favorite creepy doll is back when “Annabelle: Creation” arrives on Blu-ray™, DVDand Digital... Read more
House IV – on Blu-ray and DVD on 11 December 2017 The action packed final film in the series features scenes to sicken and stupefy in equal measure (the appearance of a ghoulish singing pizza is a particular standout), and might just be... Read more
The independent hit film that won 34 awards world wide is available in the USA. The film was produced by Mem Ferda and stars some of the brightest stars in the independent film world including Ryan Kiser and Heather Dorff. Truth or Dare is... Read more
If there were ever a movie that could benefit from a remake, it was John Carpenter’s The Fog (1980). That is in no way meant to sound demeaning about the original. For one thing I felt it was strong enough to make my final fifty for my book... Read more
Following on from the frankly dire Jaws 3-D, the fourth movie in the saga sees us back in Amity where Police Chief Officer Martin Brody has been driven to his grave by the mere thought of another shark swimming by. His son Sean (Mitchell... Read more









