Homer-ental: in Gerard Johnson’s satirical mini epic, an ambitious, desperate North London estate agent voyages into the night to take care of business, becoming a real(ty) legend
Viljar Bøe’s body (dysmorphia) horror tracks one man’s fetishistically fixated path to self-destructive happiness.
Jeffrey Primm’s first (and last) feature has a masked figure slashing through a class of forensic anthropology students in the early Nineties
Paradise lost: Mercedes Bryce Morgan’s erotic thriller, Bone Lake sees a fracturing couple forced to share shoreline vacation space with seductive, predatory strangers
Shot in Florida, Noseeums twists folk horror and social commentary into a tale that explores the loss of Black land rights in the contemporary South.
Matt Harlock’s sophisticated poioumenon confounds the creativity, conscience and craziness of a blocked writer dying to confess.
Here comes the sun: Emily Bennett and Justin Brooks’ reflexive folk horror turns suffering and sacrifice into a cult movie
Kevin Lewis’ slippery metahorror entangles urban legends and unspeakable truths in a case of missing young women
Eric Owen’s Texan neo noir has a confused career criminal struggling in the dark to save his family
In DW Medoff’s ‘torture porn’ revival, four chained captives have their guilt triggered and sorely tested by an unhinged game show host.
Chris Marrs Piliero’s deepfake debut feature is a rambunctious ensemble clusterfuck messing online with its characters’ identity and reality.
Terminally online: Tommy Savas’ technothriller suggests that we may be abused, gaslit, manipulated partners in our relationship with AI
James DeMonaco’s care facility-set horror mystery opens a young man’s eyes to the needs of the elderly.
A gruesomely masked maniac targets a group of anthropology students in upcoming whodunit horror, 213 Bones. Watch the trailer exclusively at SciFiNow…
FrightFest is back in London this summer! Find out some of our top picks from this year’s line-up plus what’s showing when and how to buy tickets…
Anthony Waller’s Lower Saxony-set modern fairytale confounds the psychological and the supernatural while disinterring an old legend.
Cinema Director JT Mollner and director of photography Giovanni Ribisi talk about the complexities of their new non-linear thriller, Strange Darling.
There are no safe words to describe JT Mollner’s twisted hookup of dating etiquette and serial killer thrill-seeking
Mitzi Peirone’s serial-killing psychodrama pits a damaged Catholic schoolgirl against small-town male toxicity
E.L. Katz’s post-apocalyptic survival thriller pits a determined young woman against a cult community of believers
