Cinema Here Comes Hell first look review: FrightFest Glasgow 2019
Jack McHenry’s debut Here Comes Hell is knowingly backward-looking 1930s-style castle horror
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Cinema The Dead Center first look review: FrightFest Glasgow 2019
Billy Senese’s The Dead Center uses a clinical setting for a creepy collision of the psychological and the supernatural
Cinema Level 16 first look review: FrightFest Glasgow 2019
In Danishka’s Esterhazy’s not-quite dystopia Level 16, women must obey and beauty is only skin deep
Cinema The Hole In The Ground film review: do you know who your children are?
A mother begins to fear her son in moody Irish horror A Hole In The Ground
Cinema The Dead Center director Billy Senese on his mind-bending horror
We talk to writer-director Billy Senese about his twisting psychological horror The Dead Center ahead of FrightFest Glasgow
DVD & Blu-Ray Halloween’s Nick Castle on Michael Myers’ return and Haddonfield memories
We talk to Nick Castle about bringing Halloween back and what makes Michael Myers such an enduring nightmare
Cinema Knives And Skin Berlinale film review: a missing teen sparks a synth-soaked mystery
Neo-feminist thriller Knives And Skin mashes genres into its small-town mystery
Cinema Alien 40th anniversary: Tom Skerritt talks chestbursters, Ridley Scott and Jones the cat
“When he brought in these buckets of sheep innards, I thought ‘Oh, Ridley! What are you up to?'” Tom Skerritt on 40 years of Alien
Cinema The Final Girls present We Are The Weirdos 2 UK tour: don’t miss women-directed short horror showcase
We talk to feminist horror collective The Final Girls about their new short film showcase
Cinema Ghost Town Anthology Berlinale film review: a Canadian small town is haunted
Denis Côté’s Ghost Town Anthology is a haunting and memorable small town chiller
Cinema Light Of My Life Berlinale film review: Casey Affleck delivers a flawed post-apocalypse
A plague has wiped out the world’s adult women in Casey Affleck’s Light Of My Life
Cinema The Kid Who Would Be King film review: Joe Cornish returns with Arthurian magic
Joe Cornish’s Attack The Block follow-up The Kid Who Would Be King is a wonderful adventure
Cinema Divine Love film review Berlinale 2019: a sinister dystopia with a bold, sensuous aesthetic
The latest film from Brazilian director Gabriel Mascaro feels both uncanny and timely
Books The greatest dragons in fantasy by The Ruin Of Kings author Jenn Lyons
The Ruin Of Kings author Jenn Lyons gives us her favourite dragons, from Maleficent to Smaug
Cinema Alita: Battle Angel film review: Rodriguez and Cameron go big or go home
Yukito Kishiro’s manga gets a big-hearted and visually dazzling live-action remake in Alita: Battle Angel
Cinema Glass film review: is Shyamalan’s Unbreakable sequel worth the wait?
M Night Shyamalan brings Unbreakable and Split together in the exposition-heavy Glass
22 Best films of 2018 – the sci-fi, fantasy and horror films we loved most
Here are our favourite films from 2018… did your choices make the list?
DVD & Blu-Ray Creature performer legend Javier Botet on Slenderman and making monsters
We talk to actor Javier Botet about Slenderman and his process in bringing iconic horror creatures to life
Cinema Bumblebee film review: Transformers spin-off finds the Spielbergian magic
Hailee Steinfeld shines in wonderful 80s throwback Bumblebee
TV Castle Rock Season One review: hell is a Stephen King small town
Stephen King’s favourite cursed small town confronts more evil in Castle Rock
