FrightFest Glasgow Announces 2022 In-person Event
The UK’s premier genre festival, FrightFest is all set to make its way back up ...
Abigail Blackmore Talks the True Terror of ‘Tales From the Lodge’
Following a successful tour of the international festival circuit which kicked off with a World ...
FrightFest 2019 Review: The Wind
In this supernatural western set in the 1800s, a young woman is haunted by her past and, possibly, a demon ...
FrightFest 2019 Review: Daniel Isn’t Real
Daniel Isn’t Real follows a troubled student called Luke (Miles Robbins) who looks to his child...
Arrow FrightFest 2019 Review: Spiral
In Spiral, Malik (Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman), his partner Aaron (Ari Cohen) and daughter Kayla (Jennif...
Arrow FrightFest 2019 Review: Bliss
In director Joe Begos’ (The Mind’s Eye) astounding Bliss, a struggling artist called Dez...
Arrow FrightFest 2019 Review: Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
Andre Ovredal (Trollhunter, The Autopsy of Jane Doe) cements his place as one of the fin...
FrightFest 2018 Review – Upgrade
Grey Trace (Logan Marshall-Green) has to adapt to an exciting and terrifying new way of life when he is ...
FrightFest 2018 Review: Await Further Instructions
A family awaken on Christmas morning to see that they’re trapped in their home. Mysteri...
FrightFest 2018 Review: Boar
When fences are knocked down, people go missing and mutilated bodies are found, a small town in the Austral...
FrightFest 2018 Review: Incident in a Ghostland
Incident in a Ghostland is quite something. As it comes from Pascal Laugier, the director beh...
FrightFest 2018 Review: Summer of ’84
In the tradition of Stephen King tales like Stand By Me and It, and modern endeavours such as Netflix’...
FrightFest 2018 Review: The Ranger
In The Ranger, Jenn Wexler – the producer of films like Darling and Most Beautiful Island – makes an expl...
FrightFest 2018 Review: The Cleaning Lady
In director Jon Knautz‘s The Cleaning Lady the lonely Alice (Alexis Kendra) befriends Shelly...
Chords in Conversation: Steven Kastrissios Talks BLOODLANDS ahead of FrightFest Glasgow World Premiere
Ahead of the World Premiere of his late...
REVIEW: They Call Me Jeeg Robot (2016)
In a film that can only be described as a more serious version of The Toxic Avenger, They Call Me Jeeg Robo...
Icon and FrightFest Form Exclusive Partnership
Icon Film Distribution (IFD) and FrightFest, the UK’s leading horror fantasy film festival, ...
WiHM: Support Independent Horror with ‘Keepsake’
Writer/Director Katie Bonham is a talented filmmaker with an undeniable penchant for horror an...
