INFLUENCERS - CW returns in the eagerly awaited sequel to the 2023 SHUDDER hit that sees her revert to her old identity thieving, murderous ways, kicking off a plot that spans continents and spills even more blood. Iain MacLeod reviews the film fresh from its UK premiere at FrightFest. 

ODYSSEY - A week in the life of a high-flying London estate agent gets darker and darker. From mounting debts, to kidnapping to spilled blood the pressure increases day by day in Gerard Johnson’s ruthless mix-up of character study and thriller. Iain MacLeod reviews this darkly entertaining spin on British crime thrillers that just received its English premiere at FrightFest.

Eric Owen makes a bold leap from horror to a lean, mean neo-noir thriller with IN A COLD VEIN.  With dark Texan landscapes, bursts of violence, and a conflicted anti-hero at its core, this is a must for crime fiction fans.

Iain MacLeod reviews Owen’s Texas noir, which receives its World Premiere this year at FrightFest. 

RUMPELSTILTSKIN - This year's closing film at Glasgow FrightFest, with a digital release in April, gives the fairy tale of a malevolent imp a folk horror edge. Iain MacLeod reviews Andy Edwards sinister and fantastical spin on the evergreen bedtime story that gets a clever expansion.

One of the best films from FrightFest, this neo-noir/horror nightmare reveals an American nightmare lurking under the white hot sun.

André Øvredal’s long delayed spin on Dracula’s big boat ride finally surfaces on UK screens

Delivering the mail has never been as gripping in this future cult classic that looks as extraordinary as it sounds

Spoiler free review for Chris Stuckmann’s highly anticipated debut feature which received its UK premiere at this years FrightFest.

Strange Darling gets its International Premiere at FrightFest. Spoiler free review for one of the most thrilling, and tricky, films of the year