“I just love things that you haven’t seen before.” 7 Keys director Joy Wilkinson on her new thriller
Ahead of its UK Premiere at FrightFest, we speak to 7 Keys writer and director Joy Wilkinson about her London-based thriller.
“It’s quite salacious and naughty.” 7 Keys star Emma McDonald on her new thriller
Ahead of its UK Premiere at FrightFest, we speak to 7 Keys star Emma McDonald about working on the toxic London-based thriller…
Cinema Broken Bird review: Exploring life, love and loss
Joanne Mitchell’s mortuary psychodrama disinters madness from mourning and poetry from perversion.
Cinema Hauntology: Watch horror icon Nancy Loomis is new queer anthology horror
Halloween star Nancy Loomis hasn’t starred in a feature film since 1982. Until now…
“I didn’t even have her on my radar.” Hauntology director Parker Brennon on getting horror icon Nancy Loomis out of retirement
We speak to Parker Brennon about their queer horror anthology Hauntology and casting Halloween star Nancy Loomis.
SciFiNow and FrightFest Presents: Test Screening – Win tickets!
We pick this year’s SciFiNow Presents movie for FrightFest plus win a pair of tickets for our chosen movie!
I Saw The TV Glow Review: A TV Nightmare
Prepare to be disturbed with I Saw The TV Glow. Our review from the Sundance London film festival…
Cinema Robert Downey Jr set to return to the MCU as Doctor Doom
There was some big Marvel news at the San Diego Comic Con this weekend. Here’s the latest on Thunderbolts, Fantastic Four and the two new Avenger movies.
Hell Hole review for Fantasia 2024: A hybridised evolution for the Poser/Adams family
The Poser/Adams family’s latest excursion mines gonzo depths to unearth monstrousness and maternity within the male members of a fracking crew.
Cinema The Dead Thing review: A unique merger of online dating and the supernatural
In Elric Kane’s erotic ghost(ing) story, an alienated young woman finds her kindred spirit in a promiscuous lost soul.
Dark Match review for Fantasia 2024: Silly, hyperviolent and unabashedly entertaining
Lowell Dean’s Eighties-set action horror has a sidelined pro fighter wrestling with a Satanic cult, her own demons and intersectional discrimination.
Carnage for Christmas review for Fantasia 2024: Good-natured and fun
Alice Maio Mackay’s queered Santa slasher exposes bigotry and prejudice as a small Australian town’s historical legacy
Bookworm (2024) Review for Fantasia: A charming family tale
Ant Timpson’s charming family picture sets an estranged father and daughter on a quest for a cryptid cat, and for reconciliation
Kickstarter to launch for fans to participate in Yoshitaka Amano exhibition
A new exhibition is taking place later this year to celebrate visionary artist Yoshitaka Amano and ahead of that, a Kickstarter is being launched for fans to participate in unique experiences and visit the exhibition accompanied by Amano himself!
Cinema Teaser released for 7 Keys ahead of its UK premiere at FrightFest
A couple find themselves exploring the hidden sides of London in upcoming thriller, 7 Keys. Watch the teaser here…
Lucca Comics & Games 2024: First line-up announced
Expect events and guests from Squid Game 2, One Piece, Dungeons & Dragons, Tetris and more at this year’s Lucca Comics & Games 2024.
Your Monster Review: Theater Camp Meets Beauty And The Beast
Melissa Barrara stars in this riff on Beauty And The Beast. Our review of Your Monster from the Sundance London Film Festival…
Cinema Sting Review: Delightfully gory spider shocker
A spider alien invades the life of a young girl in a new New York apartment building in Kiah Roache-Turner’s Sting. Our review…
Cinema Megalopolis: First look at Francis Ford Coppola’s sci-fi drama
Adam Driver stars in the upcoming movie, which is set to make its world premiere at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival
Pigeon Shrine FrightFest: Horror has a new home a festival moves venues
Pigeon Shrine FrightFest’s 25th year is celebrated with move to ODEON Luxe Leicester Sq plus the horror festival reveals its new poster art.
