“I like the process of acting, not the execution”: an interview with Gary Stretch
Gary Stretch explores the male psyche, playing evil characters and My Father Die in this interview from FrightFest 2016.
Browsing: horror
Films to look forward to at Fright Fest 2016
Take a look at Fright Fest’s spookiest releases ahead of Thursday’s start date.
First images of Bill Skarsgard as Pennywise the Clown
Skarsgard will be playing the terrifying clown demon in two upcoming theatrical releases.
Review: Supernatural (Season 11, Episode 1)
Can Supernatural keep its devoted viewers transfixed for an eleventh season?
Blu-ray Review: Bride of Re-Animator
This wickedly-funny 80s sequel is a total treat for horror fans the world over, says Film Editor Ben Robins.
Review: The Witch
The Witch is ‘Dark, ominous, and full of atmosphere’ according to Ashleigh Millman.
Review: Goodnight Mommy
Jacob Power reviews an Austrian horror film, and urges viewers to go feed some swans instead.
Review: Bone Tomahawk
Squeamish Head of Design Jack accidentally saw a horror film, but rather liked it.
Review: The Hallow
Corin Hardy’s debut creature-feature sets a new standard for spooky stories to live up to, says Ashleigh Millman.
How to Fix: Silent Hill
With a heavy-heart, Culture Editor Harrison applies the How-to-Fix treatment to one of his all-time favourite series.
Review: American Horror Story (Season 5, Episode 1)
Ashleigh reviews the return of cult classic series American Horror Story, this time set in the art deco halls of the Hotel Cortez.
Five ways Hotel has brought American Horror Story back to life
Deputy Editor Lewis looks at five ways the first episode of American Horror Story: Hotel proves that the anthology series is great once again.
The works and legacy of Wes Craven
Our writers ponder some of the director’s greatest works, and the marks he has left on the horror genre.
Review: The Strain – Episode 1, Night Zero
The Strain is perhaps hard to recomend to TV snobs, but for those who like their gore, monsters and scares, there’s plenty to enjoy.