
Heckle: Interview with Airell Anthony Hayles
Heckle writer Airell Anthony Hayles tells us about his love for Eighties cinema and getting Steve Guttenberg over to the dark side…
Heckle writer Airell Anthony Hayles tells us about his love for Eighties cinema and getting Steve Guttenberg over to the dark side…
A metal musician and a young woman unsuspectingly await a sinister plan in Sadistic Intentions
Frankie Muniz gives an impressive performance as a spiralling young man in horror The Black String
Sam delivers pizza to a cult who are more interested in her in Chelsea Stardust’s throwback horror Satantic Panic
Teenagers in a Christian movie theatre unleash a succubus in gory ‘n’ sweet horror comedy Porno
The Soska Sisters return with their pointed and bloody remake of David Cronenberg’s Rabid
The Sonata conjures horror through a violin composition which has the power to raise hell
In Henry Jacobson’s Bloodline, Seann William Scott plays a man divided between his love for his family and for serial killing
Adam Egypt Mortimer’s psychological horror shows a young student’s struggle with past trauma, inner demons and a legacy of madness
David Gregory’s doc shows how Dan Curtis’ Sixties TV series transformed both the soap opera & the vampire myth
Padraig Reynolds’ slippery home invasion creature feature frames a divorced mother’s mental breakdown as genre
Dima Ballin’s documentary traces the life of one of Britain’s youngest and shortest-lived filmmakers
Seven co-eds get lost in the Massachusetts woodlands, where historical malevolences and misogynies persist
There’s something meh about Mary, Michael Goi’s floating (then sinking) haunted boat movie
Joe Begos delivers a dizzying vampiric bad trip in nightmarish horror Bliss
Stalked pits a strong, fearless, desperate mother against an invisible male adversary
Eat, Brains, Love takes the hormones and appetites of rebellious teenagers, and adds zombies to the mix for comedy kicks
The Furies subjects male hunters & hapless female prey to the ethical vagaries of game theory before turning the tables
Spiral is a thrilling blend of Polansk and Peele to show a nation that fears, exploits and needs otherness to maintain itself.
Lucky McKee returns with twisted family thriller Kindred Spirits, led by a trio of fantastic performances