Ahead of the International premiere of his latest feature film THE DARK GETS IN at Tubi FrightFest Halloween on October 31, Sean Hogan reflects on the film’s journey, the challenges of improvisation, ...
Written and directed by Amir Faress, Ghost Light is, for much of its relatively brief runtime, more concerned with courtroom wrangling than supernatural scares. The central legal battle takes ...
Released on the same day by the same filmmakers as Theatre Hauntings: Dark Knights on Broadway, West End Ghouls follows an almost identical format. Both documentaries run for around an hour, with each ...
Behind Broadway’s bright lights lie stories of misfortune, mystery and the downright mystifying. Theatre Hauntings: Dark Knights on Broadway delves into the history of these famed buildings, bringing ...
Starring Mitchell Cole (Against the Spread), Akira Jackson (Against the Spread, Urban Flesh Easters), Noah Toth (Ojai, Senior ...
Incomplete Chairs made its world premiere at the 2025 SLASH Film Festival and went on to screen at Montreal’s Festival du nouveau cinéma, Brooklyn Horror, and Grimmfest, where it won Best SFX and ...
More than 130 years after the Borden murders shocked the nation, the story of Lizzie Borden continues to fascinate audiences — and renewed interest surrounding Netflix’s newly released Monster: The ...
Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment is thrilled to announce that Dead Howling will make its UK premiere at Tubi FrightFest Halloween 2026 on 31st October, ahead of its release on DVD, Blu-ray and digital ...
Opening the gates to ‘Helloween’ is the UK premiere of FREAKS PART II, which sees Final Destination Bloodlines co-directors Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein return to the mutant roots of their sleeper ...
Enter Crabs (yes, really, that’s our hero’s name), who borrows his elder brother’s ’57 Chevy and heads to the local drive-in with his date, Carmen (Natalie McCurry). As is usually the case when you ...
Or Part IV, as it was known in some territories. According to the tagline, it’s the third time we’ve felt the terror, known the madness and lived the horror. Whoever came up with that little one-liner ...
The story follows Frieda (Anneke Sluiters), a young, red-haired woman ostracised by her peers in a deeply superstitious medieval community. There are clear echoes of Stephen King’s Carrie here, albeit ...
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