Two years ago, FrightFest closed the festival with French body horror, The Substance. The film had previously played at ...

Have you ever heard of Charles Band? Well by the end of Sarah Appleton’s new documentary not only will you know the hugely prolific genre director and producer, you may even want to seek out some of ...

Written and directed by Carson McKinnon, Mother and Me is – in THN’s opinion – one of the best films screening at this year’s ...

The last time that directing duo Kevin Ignatius and Nick Psinakis were at FrightFest they brought with them horror movie ...

Found-footage is a sub-genre of horror that is notoriously hard to do well. Thanks to The Blair Witch Project, an early ...

When it comes to getting a film played at FrightFest, no one has a better track record than director Christopher Smith. Of ...

Almost every year within the FrightFest First Blood strand there is a film that follows a group of paranormal investigators and this year is no exception. Written and directed by Ashley Nashville, ...

The Paraguayan War, which ran from 1864 – 1870 and was fought between Paraguay, the coalition of Argentina, the Empire of ...

FrightFest might be a festival known for its bloody slashers, gross out body horrors, and stories of ghosts and ghouls, but ...

A solid documentary curio, The Fright Stuff, delves into one of the more niche (certainly for a UK audience) areas of horrors ...

Bram Stoker’s Dracula was first published in 1897. Since then, the literary work has inspired hundreds of films, TV shows, and stage plays. From straight adaptations to ideas that have used the text ...

Director Padraig Reynolds is no stranger to Tubi FrightFest. Previously he has shared The Devil’s Dolls (AKA Worry Dolls), Rites of Spring, and Open 24 Hours at the festival. Now Reynolds moves from ...