‘Nosferatu – The Real Story’ fascinating feature doc its dark origins + more great horror premieres coming for you this December

‘Nosferatu – The Real Story’ fascinating feature doc its dark origins + more great horror premieres coming for you this December

With New Year’s Day heralding the return of one of the most influential monsters in movie history, we’re delighted to share news of Robin Bextor’s fascinating new feature doc Nosferatu – The Real Story coming this December along with more great horror releases from Miracle Media and Reel 2 Reel Films.

Nosferatu – The Real Story Trailer

Sink your teeth into the untold story behind the iconic ground-breaking horror film that will never die in Nosferatu – The Real Story.

With Robert Eggers’ highly anticipated Nosferatu about to arrive in cinemas, a gripping new documentary reveals the dark history and lasting legacy of the original film that’s haunted film fans for more than a century. From acclaimed director Robin Bextor (Twisters: The Real Story, The Exorcist Untold), this must-see documentary hits UK digital on 16 December 2024, courtesy of Reel 2 Reel Films.

In 1921, FW Murnau began shooting a silent black and white film, Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, an unauthorised adaptation of Dracula. Shortly after its release, the film was almost wiped from existence due to a copyright lawsuit filed by Bram Stoker’s widow, Florence Balcombe, who demanded all copies be destroyed. But like its nightmarish villain, Nosferatu refused to die.

A century later, it still stands as a cornerstone of horror cinema, shaping generations of monster movies and inspiring countless remakes. In this fascinating documentary, Bextor explores the film’s tumultuous past and long-lasting influence, with insights from historians and experts, all leading up to the 2024 reimagining.

On UK digital 16 December from Reel 2 Reel Films

Voice Of Shadows Trailer

Beware of the Voice of Shadows in this eerie and suspenseful horror that will have audiences gripped from start to finish. Marking the feature debut of Nicholas Bain, this haunting spine-tingler is set to arrive on UK digital on 2 December 2024 from Miracle Media.

When Emma’s (Corrine Mica – Always, Lola) Aunt Milda (Jane Hammill – A Serious Man) dies, she inherits her estate. But to keep the house and the sizeable fortune, she must follow some bizarre conditions: always answer the phone when it rings, no matter who’s calling and Catholic boyfriend, Gabriel (Guillermo Blanco – The Queen of Flow), must never enter the house. Their lawyer, Ernesto (Martin Harris – Stranger Things), is willing to bend that rule as long as they follow the rest.

The couple move into the house, along with Gabriel’s sister, Celeste (María José Vargas Agudelo – Blood Ties), but start to notice strange supernatural goings-on… As the phone rings more and more, Emma and Celeste start to act strangely and Gabriel soon finds himself spiralling into a nightmare that tests both his faith and his sanity…

On digital 2 December from Miracle Media

Come Home Trailer

Come Home to an atmospheric, chilling cabin-in-the-woods horror starring Chinaza Uche (A Good Person, Silo), Sathya Sridharan (The Whale, Kaleidoscope) and Paton Ashbrook (House of Cards, Shameless). Having won Best Film at the Ravenna Nightmare Film Festival, this haunting chiller from directors Nicole Pursell (The Ring Things) and Caitlin Zoz (Silo, How to Rob) – who both star – arrives on UK digital on 9 December 2024 courtesy of Miracle Media.

Newlyweds Mel (Zoz) and Ikenna (Uche) inherit a secluded family cabin in the remote Adirondack Mountains. Hoping for a fresh start, they leave behind their hectic New York life, bringing along friends Taylor (Ashbrook) and Arjun (Sridharan) for a peaceful escape. But their hopes for serenity quickly crumble as strange and disturbing events unfold.

Something sinister lurks in the woods and one by one, they realise they’re being hunted. But by who or what? As paranoia takes hold and they’re pulled deeper into a nightmarish trap, will they ever Come Home again?

On digital 9 December from Miracle Media

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