The World We Knew had its world premiere at FrightFest 2020. This post will be updated with future release dates when they
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Benny Loves You is showing at FrightFest Saturday 24th October We all had that one cuddly toy as a child that had
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Don’t Look Back is showing at FrightFest on Friday 23rd October Kurt Cobain once said, “If you’re a really mean person you’re
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Relic is showing at BFI London Film Festival 9th – 12th October and FrightFest 24th October The most powerful horror often comes
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Arrow Video FrightFest will go virtual for the second time in 2020, having taken the decision to cancel its planned physical event
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Every year millions of people pack their bags and head to major cities across the world, seeking a fresh start, leaving behind
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Romance, belonging and ghosts are a staple of the supernatural genre, from A Ghost Story (2017) to Beetlejuice (1988) and The Ghost
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Now and again a horror/comedy comes along that is both intelligent and creative, while equally gore-filled and fun. These movies are quite
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We live in a world of instant entertainment, gratification and communication. Our lives wrapped in a digital world of likes, shares, comments
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One of the fantastic things about FrightFest over the years has been the festival’s commitment to new talent. This year, just as
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