Tag: Frightfest

“Devil’s Den sure has its share of scary stories. I tell you what, you know the thing I like about those stories? It’s not me up in those

Life inspires art, art imitates life; for successful horror writer Elizabeth Keller, married to a handsome and supportive man with a young son, to the outside world her

Screening as part of the Edinburgh International Film Festival‘s Night Moves thread, writer/director Owen Egerton was present for the late night international premiere of his second feature Blood

Be careful what you wish for in the forest at twilight, black silhouettes of trees against the fading sky, whispered invocations brushing over the fallen leaves, a promise

It is cold in the south seas at the edge of the Antarctic Circle, a desolate island of volcanic rock where a research position is one breath away

The zombie resurgence having abated somewhat since they reached almost saturation levels in cinemas and television across the world between The Walking Dead, Z Nation, World War Z,

Despite the severe disruption which led to the cancellation of several screenings and the absence of many planned guests, the fourteenth Glasgow Film Festival hosted close on two

In frozen moments of time the young girls of the high school volleyball team practice in the afternoon sun, their toned and tanned legs and arms shown off

Introduced by writer/director Simon Rumley at Glasgow Film Festival’s FrightFest alongside Amanda Fuller, leading lady of his latest feature, Fashionista was atypical of the offerings of the weekend

There are certain scenarios which occur time and again in horror, the same basic structures of fear which, when well done, remain effective because they are universal in