Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival announces the full line-up of the Official Selection Competition

The official selection of this year’s Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) has been announced. For this year’s festival, running in...

Abertoir Horror Festival comes of age with a sell-out 18th edition of the festival this November

Marking the occasion with a focus on “18” and coming of age as a horror fan, the festival will celebrate some...

‘There’s Something in the Barn’ review: Dir. Magnus Martens [Fantastic Fest 2023]

Magnus Martens’ There’s Something in the Barn follows in the great tradition of Christmas horror. For some reason, the season of...

‘Abruptio’ review: Dir. Evan Marlowe [Grimmfest 2023]

Films featuring an all-puppet cast are few and far between, especially within the arena of non-family cinema, but new horror Abruptio...

‘Deleter’ review: Dir. Mikhail Red [Grimmfest 2023]

Society’s relationship with violence and the internet is explored in Mikhail Red’s Deleter. The film joins content moderator Lyra (Nadine Lustre)...

‘Wake Up’ review: Dirs. RKSS [Sitges 2023]

Directing trio RKSS, aka François Simard, Anouk Whissell, and Yoann-Karl Whissell took the indie genre scene by storm back in 2015...

‘All You Need is Death’ review: Paul Duane [Beyond Fest 2023]

Ancient Irish folk songs have horrifying repercussions in Paul Duane’s All You Need is Death. The film has just begun its...

‘Give Me an A’ review: Dirs. Misc [Grimmfest 2023]

Made in a direct response to the deplorable overturning of the Roe versus Wade ruling, which has made abortions illegal in...

Interview: Jamie Childs Discusses Breath-taking Feature Debut ‘Jackdaw’

During Fantastic Fest, THN caught Jamie Childs’ Jackdaw and it became one of our favourites of the festival. Starring Oliver Jackson-Cohen...

‘Last Straw’ review: Dir. Alan Scott Neal [Sitges 2023]

A young waitress finds herself battling against a group of killers over the course of one long night in Alan Scott...