’Huesera’ review: Dir. Michelle Garza Cervera [Celluloid Screams 2022]

Stories about the plight of womanhood and horror go hand-in-hand; several aspects can easily be interpreted for the genre. The whole...

’Ghostwatch’ review: Dir. Lesley Manning [Celluloid Screams 2022]

On Halloween 1992, one BBC programme, Ghostwatch, changed the face of horror for an entire generation. Broadcast ‘as live’, the show...

Full line-up revealed for Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival 2022

The full list of competition films for this year’s Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) have been revealed. The films represent...

’The Elderly’ review: Dirs. Raúl Cerezo & Fernando González Gómez [Celluloid Screams 2022]

Something’s not quite right with the old folk in Raúl Cerezo and Fernando González Gómez’s The Elderly. The film had the...

’Old Flame’ review: Dir. Christopher Denham [Brooklyn Horror Film Festival]

Richard Linklater’s Before trilogy has captured the imagination and adoration of an entire generation of adults. His films are barely anything...

’Mother May I?’ review: Dir. Laurence Vannicelli [Brooklyn Horror Film Festival]

Actor Kyle Gallner has been having a great twelve months. The star has been acting since his teen years having appeared...

’Summoners’ review: Dir. Terence Krey [Brooklyn Horror Film Festival]

Witchcraft has been explored in film for decades. Interpretations of those that practise magic have ranged from the wicked to the...

<em> ‘V/H/S/99’ </em> review: Dir. Misc [Brooklyn Horror Film Festival]

Over the last decade the V/H/S anthology series has become a staple of horror viewing. The first film, released in 2012,...

<em>’Slash/Back’</em> review: Dir. Nyla Innuksuk [Brooklyn Horror Film Festival]

Kids and aliens interacting on screen is nothing new. Whilst the likes of ET and Mac and Me told gentle tales...

Celluloid Screams: Films not to miss

Celluloid Screams takes place later this week at Sheffield’s Showroom Cinema. Running from 20th – 23rd October the festival will see...