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God of Frogs (2026) directed by Adrian Bobb and Ali Chappell, is a science fiction horror film surrounding a mythological Frog God. Starring Kate Vernon, Alexander Eling, and Erika Prevost, the film’s bizarre concept is followed by student filmmakers who have discovered the potential existence of the creature and decide to investigate it themselves. Consequently, the students appear to have bitten off more than they can chew, and the myth of the God of Frogs, which they had p

Sam Raimi currently has a new film out in cinemas! What better time than now to deconstruct his career; most celebrated for, but not limited to, his genre-defining works of horror. You can view the following as both a ranking of, and a semi-comprehensive guide to, the incomparable work of one of Hollywood’s most influential genre-filmmakers.

The Academy clearly agrees, as Sinners has just made history by racking up a staggering 16 nominations. Here is a breakdown of the nods for the film that has me feeling like the only person left in the dark.

Bare Skin is a psychological #horror film which initially sets itself out to investigate the long-term impacts of extreme trauma. A mysterious journey that gradually becomes more and more cloudy as viewers are sucked into the intrigue and darkness. Set inside a rehabilitation centre, Dr Hedonia (played by Rachel Alig) quickly sets out her intentions. She aims to use her indigenous therapy methods to help six troubled individuals open up to the group and practice introspection

It is a weekend that feels uniquely British in its distribution, offering a balanced diet of intellectual stimulation and visceral thrills. Here is what you can expect to find at your local multiplex and independent arthouse next week, or some home releases too.

James Learoyd had the distinct pleasure of speaking with director Phil Claydon, a veteran of horror and comedy, as he discussed his latest feature, Helloween. The resulting interview was a fascinating deep dive into the creative compromises, stylistic choices, and nostalgic influences that coalesced into what Claydon proudly describes as his "most fun horror movie" yet.

The nights are drawing in, the leaves are turning that beautiful autumnal orange, and the air is getting a little chillier. All of which means one thing: Halloween is just around the corner. But this year, the scares aren't just confined to a fancy dress party; the UK cinema circuit is gearing up for a frightfully good season. Forget last year's lukewarm offerings; the line-up for autumn 2025 is stacked with spine-chilling sequels, cerebral terrors, and a few exciting origina

Noseeums will have its World Premiere at FrightFest. Find out more about the film from director Raven Carter, as well as screening details at FrightFest 2025.

Prepare for a chilling cinematic experience this autumn, as one of Stephen King’s most haunting and prescient novels, The Long Walk, finally receives its big-screen adaptation. Set to arrive in UK cinemas on September 12th, 2025, this highly anticipated film promises to bring the relentless psychological and physical torment of King’s early work to life under the masterful direction of Francis Lawrence.

Filmmaker Interview by Chris Olson Hi Aimie, many thanks for speaking with us. Where in the world do we find you right now? Hello from...

By Chris Olson 2023 is off to a bang and what better way to celebrate than delving into a brand new film podcast episode from UK Film...