All posts tagged "Arrow Video Frightfest"
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Film Festivals
/ 6 years agoFrightFest 2018: ‘F.U.B.A.R.’ Review: Dir. Ben Kent (2018)
FUBAR review: Move out of the way Shaun of the Dead and Severance, there’s a new British horror comedy on the...
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Film Festivals
/ 6 years agoFrightfest 2018: ‘What Keeps You Alive’ Review: Dir. Colin Minihan (2018)
What Keeps You Alive review: A relationship turns nasty whilst on holiday in the latest team-up of Brittany Allen and director...
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Film Festivals
/ 6 years agoFrightfest 2018: ‘The Devil’s Doorway’ Review: Aislinn Clarke (2018)
The Devil’s Doorway review: Found footage gets a retro downgrade in this chilling tale of a very bad Magdalene Laundry. The...
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Celebrity News
/ 6 years agoFrightfest 2018: ‘Chuck Steel: Night of the Trampires’ Review: Dir. Mike Mort (2018)
Chuck Steel: Night of the Trampires review: Everyone’s favourite claymation cop with attitude returns to entertain Frightfest audiences once more. Chuck...
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Film Festivals
/ 6 years agoFrightfest 2018: ‘Ctrl’ Review: Harry Lindley (2018)
Ctrl review: Best to brush up on your philosophy for the latest New Blood Frightfest entry. Ctrl review by Kat Hughes....
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Film Festivals
/ 6 years agoFrightfest 2018: ‘Killing God’ Review: Dirs. Caye Casas and Albert Pinto (2018)
Killing God review: God comes calling in this Spanish comedy. Killing God review by Abi Silverthorne. What would you do if...
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Film Festivals
/ 6 years agoFrightfest 2018: ‘The Tokoloshe’ Review: Dir. Jerome Pikwane (2018)
The Tokoloshe review: South Africa drums up some genuine scares in this tale of a supernatural predator. The Tokoloshe review by...
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Film Festivals
/ 6 years agoFrightfest 2018: ‘Ravers’ Review: Dir. Bernhard Pucher (2018)
Ravers review: The drugs are very, very bad in this zany horror comedy. Ravers review by Kat Hughes. Massive germophobe Becky...
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Film Festivals
/ 6 years agoFrightfest 2018: ‘Boar’ Review: Dir. Chris Sun (2018)
Boar Review: Prepare for gore galore in this Aussie creature feature. Boar review by Kat Hughes. Frightfest wouldn’t be Frightfest without...
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Film Festivals
/ 6 years agoFrightfest 2018: ‘Dead Night’ Review: Dir. Brad Baruh (2018)
Dead Night Review: Barbara Crampton embraces her inner dark side in this slightly confused story. Dead Night review by Kat Hughes....
