Tag: horror

It’s often said you can’t go home again, but sometimes it is more true to say that you shouldn’t; for Philip Connell, Fallmarsh in Norfolk has nothing but

A New York filmmaker whose works have rarely strayed far from those streets, while an allegorical vampire tale might not have been a project expected of Abel Ferrara,

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

It is traditional for the arrival at the safe place to be the end of the story, and for Rose and her four children, Jack, Jane, Billy and

Now in its seventy second year, the Edinburgh International Film Festival dominates the capital for two weeks with premieres, retrospectives, red carpets, in person events and outdoor screenings

No matter how prepared you are for it, no matter how expected it has been, nobody can truly know how they will react to a death, especially when

In search of neolithic sacred sites, Howard Hallenbeck drags his reluctant wife and bickering young children around the towns and villages of Ireland, but in rural Rathmore he

The zombie epidemic showing no signs of being repelled, the different variations of the infection explored as thoroughly as the different arenas in which the invasion might be

Closing the opening night of Dead by Dawn, from South Africa came The Lullaby, directed by Darrell Roodt from a script by Tarryn-Tanille Prinsloo. Named Siembamba in its

With its UK premiere at Edinburgh’s Dead by Dawn Horror Film Festival, following hot on the heels of its world premiere at San Jose’s Cineworld Film and VR