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FrightFest 2016: Francesca Review
Luciano Onetti's Francesca is a new film but there is no reason why it wouldn't fit comfortably within a selection of horror films released in the 1970s.
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4.0
FrightFest 2016: The Love Witch Review
Anna Biller follows Viva with the insatiable, seductive and haunting The Love Witch. Partly an exploration of the sexploitation genre, mixed with elements of the mythic, the supernatural, 1960's pulp novels, the gothic and everything in between - The Love Witch is a film with bite and leaves the audience reeling by the end.
Horror Channel and FrightFest agree three-year partnership deal
Horror Channel and FrightFest have agreed a three-year partnership deal, which sees the CBS Studios International / AMC Networks International – UK owned channel become headline sponsor for the UK’s biggest and most popular genre film festival.
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Aaaaaaaah! Blu-ray Review
Steve Oram's directorial feature debut is the outstanding Aaaaaaaah!, a film that admittedly is not for everyone but that is really okay.
A Christmas Horror Story DVD Review
Grant Harvey, Steven Hoban and Brett Sullivan bring together the hilarious, scary and pretty bloody in a collection of interwoven short stories in A Christmas Horror Story.
Tales of Halloween VoD Review
Tales of Halloween is an excellent new selection of short films that are woven together, telling ten stories of Halloween night in the same American suburb.