Director Adam O'Brien and producer Philip Kalin-Hajdu return to Glasgow FrightFest with BURY THE DEVIL, a tale of demonic possession filmed in one continuous take. They discuss the film, its technical challenges and their return to the festival.

As his latest creature feature BONE KEEPER receives its world premiere at this year's Glasgow FrightFest, its adventurous director Howard J. Ford chats to Gore In The Store about the film, his own distinct approach to directing and the state of independent genre filmmaking in the streaming era in this exclusive, extensive interview.

After acting with the likes of Neil Marshall, Craig Conway moves into the directors chair with RED RIDING, a horror re-imagining of the fairy-tale. Before its world premiere at FrightFest Glasgow, we chatted with Craig on dark explorations and championing the North-East onscreen.

With FrightFest Glasgow 2026 just around the corner, our coverage kicks off with an interview with Glenn McQuaid, director and co-writer of the camp sci-fi/horror comedy THE RESTORATION AT GRAYSON MANOR. Glenn discusses the film, murderous hands in cinema and the influence of soap operas among other matters.