Cinema Murder Me, Monster: New poster and trailer revealed
The new trailer and poster for Alejandro Fadel’s fantasy horror, Murder Me, Monster, has been unveiled.
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Rent-A-Pal: Interview with Wil Wheaton
We speak to actor Wil Wheaton about his new psychological horror, Rent-a-Pal…
My Zoe: Interview with Julie Delpy
We spoke to Julie Delpy, the writer, director and star of My Zoe about her sci-fi drama that explores science, loss and morality.
Cinema Cognition: Interview with Ravi Ajit Chopra
We speak to writer and director Ravi Ajit Chopra about his short sci-fi drama Cognition.
Cognition Review: Big ideas
We review the dystopian sci-fi short starring Andrew Scott and Jeremy Irvine.
Cinema His House: Interview with Remi Weekes
In his debut feature, Remi Weekes explores immigration, grief and loss under the umbrella of a haunted house movie. We speak to the writer and director about His House…
TV Scare Me review: Hold me, thrill me, Scare Me!
What else do you do when all power is lost and you’re in a remote lodge? Tell scary stories of course! Here’s our review of Scare Me.
Cinema Carmilla: The Age Of Innocence
We speak to Carmilla director Emily Harris and actress Hannah Rae about taking the 19th Century gothic novella in a new direction…
DVD & Blu-Ray The Dare: Exclusive clip from brutal new horror
A bloody story of survival, The Dare is a horror-thriller packed with sickening twists and SciFiNow has an exclusive clip!
Repression: Interview with Elijah Wolf
We speak to Repression actor Elijah Wolf about playing a kid who may have the ability to control people using his drawings…
Cinema Eternal Beauty review: A state of mind
Sally Hawkins plays Jane, a woman with paranoid schizophrenia, in Craig Roberts’ Eternal Beauty.
Cognition: Trailer revealed for sci-fi short
Here is the trailer for short British sci-fi film Cognition, starring Andrew Scott and Jeremy Irvine.
The Swerve: What’s done cannot be undone
We spoke to The Swerve writer and director Dean Kapsalis and star Azura Skye about a film that’s not quite what it seems…
Estate review: Urban folklore
Writer and director Tom Harberd brings ancient religious folklore to the modern streets of urban London in the short film, Estate.
Ravers review: Twisted horror plays all the right beats
Here’s our review of Berhnard Pucher’s Ravers…