
What Keeps You Alive Fantasia 2018 first look review
What Keeps You Alive is a tense, dizzying exploration of emotional – and emotionless – betrayal, expressed in the language of genre
What Keeps You Alive is a tense, dizzying exploration of emotional – and emotionless – betrayal, expressed in the language of genre
Nine daring, shocking, funny and affecting visions make up the Born Of Woman short film strand from Fantasia 2018
Sonny Laguna and Tommy Wiklund’s Nazi puppet massacre is all at once absurd gorefest and serious political allegory of Trump’s America
Can the Masters of Horror summon new fears with their new horror anthology?
Shin’ichirĂ´ Ueda’s single-take zombie film-within-a-film One Cut Of The Dead comes with its own madcap meta-movie making-of comedy
Different revisions of global folklore explore the hidden recesses of the collective unconscious in The Field Guide To Evil
Beloved manga and anime Bleach gets the live-action treatment
Sam Elliott is a lonesome hunter in the beautifully strange and surprisingly affecting The Man Who Killed Hitler And Then The Bigfoot
This tale of a haunted house and a broken home is as ultimately moving as it is creepy
Jenn Wexler’s feature debut The Ranger is a throwback to the Eighties woodland slasher, with a feminist twist
We talk to genre legend Mick Garris about his new anthology horror Nightmare Cinema
Lifechanger is all at once body-swapping, serial-killing thriller and tragic romance
Can the Unfriended sequel match the grisly desktop shocks of its predecessor?
Tim van Dammen’s small-town coming-of-age comedy Mega Time Squad is a time-travelling, multiple-personality blast
RKSS’ latest nostalgia piece slowly, slyly subverts its own rose-tinted affection for Eighties cinema and suburbia
Dominique Rocher’s feature debut pits one alienated man against a world of zombies beyond
Teenagers confront sex, death and exploding heads in the gory Game Of Death
Breathless action and a mission of vengeance in Jung Byung-gil’s The Villainess