Director Alan Scott Neal serves up a home-invasion style slasher with more than a few twists when a group of masked assailants terrorise a lone waitress in her rural diner. Opening with a lengthy dialogue, the crass back and forth between the young waitress and her mate sets the tone for what will follow. Nancy […]
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‘‘There’s ‘Something in the Water’, teen horror meets shark attack flick and to no surprise, the outcome is exactly what you think it would be. Take a group of hapless teens and dump them in the middle of shark infested waters and you’ve got this movie. Quirky, hip and even at times amusing, with some […]
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A simple yet tense Aussie psychological thriller, the 13th Summer might not quite have you right on the edge of your seat, but there’s an escalating tension which at times has you close to it. The plot follows an angry cop and his wife as they look for some respite at a remote beachside shack. […]
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The Baby Snatcher (aka Maternal Hell) is a slow burn psychological thriller with more of a soap opera/drama edge to it than your typical horror movie. The film follows two best mates in a synchronous pregnancy. Whilst initially things are apple pie, sunshine and rainbows, things begin to take a dark turn when one of […]
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‘Original, compelling and terrifying… one of the most inventive takes on found footage in years’ ★★★★ Digital Spy ‘Smart, cynical…devilishly funny’ ★★★★ The Observer ‘Snappy and sharply well-made… deserves to become a cult favourite’ ★★★★ Shadows on the Wall ‘Wonderfully creepy, unnervingly familiar, like Alan Partridge by way of The Exorcist. If that doesn’t automatically […]
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The Vourdalak is on digital platforms 16 September ★★★★1/2 ‘A visually stunning & emotionally devastating take on a classic scary story.’ Screen Rant ★★★★ ‘One of the best horror films of the year so far.’ Dread Central ‘A tasty blend of blood, wit and social commentary. ’Screen International Lost in a hostile forest, the Marquis d’Urfé, […]
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Haunted Ulster Live is available on UK and Ireland digital platforms from 14 October ★★★★★ ‘Earns a deserved place in the recent boom in Irish horror’ Moving Pictures Film Club ★★★★ ‘Genuine shocks’ Starburst ★★★★ ‘Well worth seeking out!’ Movies in Focus On Halloween night 1998, Northern Ireland TV veteran Gerry Burns teams up with popular […]
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All who trick are treats in Creeping Death. The SCREAMBOX Exclusive supernatural slasher streams on September 10. Halloween was always Tim’s favorite holiday – until his mother was diagnosed with cancer. Now, all he wants is a quiet night in. That is quickly disrupted when his friends pay him an unwanted visit after stealing a […]
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Hauntology is a queer horror anthology from Parker Brennon with an all-star cast including Naomi Grossman (American Horror Story), Samantha Robinson (The Love Witch, Cam), Zoey Luna (The Craft Legacy) and long-time John Carpenter collaborator Nancy Kyes aka Nancy Loomis (Halloween, Halloween II, Assault on Precinct 13, The Fog). Twelve-year-old Venus runs away from home, but […]
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‘Has everything you want from The Walking Dead… bigger, badder, bloodier and better than any spinoff so far’★★★★ Comicbook.com ‘Assured and confident… There are some gruesome surprises along the way’ ★★★★Starburst ‘Hugely fun spin-off’ The Guardian Step into The Walking Dead: Dead City, a gloriously gruesome and gripping new spinoff from one of television’s best-loved […]
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