Unfortunately, rather than delivering a much-needed breath of fresh air, The Guardian proved an altogether more frustrating experience. Friedkin clearly wanted to move away from disposable shocks in ...

Opening with a prologue informing us that Leatherface is still at large, Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III wastes little time introducing a couple for whom audience sympathy is in decidedly ...

A decidedly liberal reimagining of Herk Harvey’s 1962 cult chiller, Carnival of Souls (1998) arrives with Wes Craven attached as executive producer, although you would be forgiven for assuming he had ...

Romero’s Night of the Living Dead (1968) is surprisingly restrained when it comes to splatter. Having contributed his ...

As TV audiences in the UK brace themselves for a gnome invasion with the UK release of horror-comedy series GNOMES on Disney+, Lead Director Matthias Hoene reflects on the challenges of making ...

Dracula is the fresh take on gothic horror classic adapted for the screen and directed by the legendary Luc Besson (The Fifth Element), from the 1897 novel by Bram Stoker. In the wake of a devastating ...

The Final Nightmare gets off to a promising start, taking the time to establish its characters and provide a reasonably coherent, if hardly groundbreaking, plot around which to build the carnage. We ...

Get ready for some Trick and Treats this spooky season with Eric Hector’s twisted horror debut, starring screen legends Malcolm McDowell and Gary Busey (Point Break, The Buddy Holly Story). Following ...

With Ouija and Ouija: Origin of Evil attracting renewed attention following their arrival on Netflix this October, horror ...

Essentially, Wuthering Heights: The House of the Damned is a collection of jump scares loosely strung together around a plot ...

Considering that Steve Miner had well and truly fucked things up with Friday the 13th Part III (1982), before partially redeeming himself with the agreeable Mel Gibson vehicle Forever Young (1992), ...

A group of anthropology students discover that studying the past can be a deadly business in 213 Bones, a slick and smart ...