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Thailand might not be best known for its horror movies. However, the creators behind THE MAID are looking to change that with a classically built Asian
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Is there any creature or animal that hasn’t been the main feature for a ridiculously over-the-top and usually dumb ‘horror’ movie? Bats, sharks, spiders, bees,
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Arrow Video FrightFest is proud to present Graham Humphreys’ stand-out poster design for 2021, which marks the 13th appearance for his iconic Monster. Graham revealed
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Arrow Video FrightFest will go virtual for the second time in 2020, having taken the difficult decision to cancel its planned physical event at the
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My favourite way to watch any movie is by knowing absolutely nothing about it except perhaps its title, its poster and maybe a brief read
Genre fans might be forgiven for thinking director Rodman Flender had left horror behind since his hit late nineties comedy Idle Hands. But a couple
Abdelhamid Bouchnak’s DACHRA isn’t just the first Tunisian horror film I’ve ever seen; it’s the first Tunisian film I’ve seen, period. Well, unless you count