While there are a lot of events out there for fans of current film and television, for fans of The Dark Side it tends to be mostly film festivals and screenings that focus on our love of all things Dark.…
The Short Before The Main Feature Happy Hallowe’en folks! Two weeks ago we announced a competition for three of you loyal readers to win a DVD copy of portmanteau sequel V/H/S/2, courtesy of Koch Media and Fetch Publicity. The winners…
Label: Starz/Anchor Bay UK Release date: 21st October 2013 Format: Blu-ray Video format: 1080p MP4 AVC Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1 (OAR 2.39:1) Soundtracks: Dolby TrueHD 7.1: English; Dolby 2-channel Mono: English Subtitles: English SDH, Spanish Runtime: 91 mins + extras No.…
If you haven’t already picked up a copy of the superior sequel V/H/S/2, out on UK DVD this week from Koch Media, enter our competition and be in with a chance to win a free DVD of a cracking horror…
The second portmanteau of PoV horror shorts, and the third notable such horror anthology in less than two years, V/H/S/2 comes to the U.K. bearing high expectations from its showing at Film4 Frightfest 2013. Welsh director Gareth Evans, who co-directed the…
Please note: portions of this review were originally published at Cult TV Times. Perfect 90s-style high-concept action-horror, Lost Girl is a Canadian TV series following the adventures of a half-human, half-Fae (as in Faery) woman with succubus powers. Debuting in the 2010…
There are various ways by which one becomes a film director, with some of them more straightforward than others. Some are better training for directing than others – actors, writers, producers, 2nd unit directors, all tend to become directors more…
There were some real crowd pleasers at this year’s Frightfest, horror films that did what horror fans want to see done, but with enough originality and wit to stand out and become re-watchable minor classics. WWE Film’s latest offering this…
It used to be that horror films were released in the autumn, then around Halloween more and more. Winter has become a big release date as well now, with February and March often carrying horror titles in cinemas. With new…
Premiering at Film4 Frightfest this year, low-budget Brit Viking actioner Hammer of the Gods played the Main Screen on the Saturday, a prestigious big-screen debut for any film. We caught up before that with its director Farren Blackburn, who has made…
Guest blogger Greg Porter of Dragondark and Cult TV Times reviews the new U.K. release of Evil Dead (2013) from Studiocanal. Official Synopsis A remote cabin in the woods becomes a blood-soaked chamber of horrors when a group of 20-something…
The 14th Film4 FrightFest in London felt renewed, as if the organisers had looked at the genre and what it has been going through since the last event, and having taken stock, curated a selection that showed it to be…