With Halloween behind us, it’s time to look ahead to Christmas – but for horror fans, the fun doesn’t stop. Cult label 101 Films have put together a bloody festive delight with
In 1989, director Shinya Tsukamoto unleashed his career-defining cyberpunk gorefest Tetsuo: The Iron Man on the world and changed the landscape of Japanese horror. The disturbing cult classic established the director internationally
Seven years after Badfinger’s Baby Blue played out the story of Heisenberg on our screens, there are few people who will disagree with the notion that Breaking Bad is one of the
With Halloween just around the corner, Bassam Tariq and Riz Ahmed’s raw and powerful – and deeply flawed – Mogul Mowgli presents an alternative to the usual horror fare. Focusing on the
It seems like waiting for an innovative and memorable horror film in 2020 is like waiting for a bus. Nothing for ages, then two come along at once! Yes, after the phenomenal
Douglas Kirkland is a name you probably don’t know, but you will almost certainly know his work. A veteran Hollywood photographer who has been working since the 1950s, Kirkland was behind the
“When there’s no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth.” One of the most iconic horror films of all time, George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead’s legacy is
Referred to by film producer Sir Michael Balcon as one of the worst films made at the prestigious Ealing Studios, Charles Crichton’s The Love Lottery is a disappointing and often bizarre entry
Finally getting its UK Blu-ray debut just in time for Halloween, cult horror Jeepers Creepers is certainly a film of two halves. Despite a strong opening focused on surprisingly solid character development
Airing for only one 26-episode season from late 1973 into early ’74, Orson Welles’ little-known Great Mysteries series certainly failed to achieve the same success of Alfred Hitchcock’s shows that Welles was