THE LAST SACRIFICE - Rupert Russel’s documentary takes a look at the 1945 murder of Charles Walton, the last suspected ritual murder in the UK and its influence not only on folk horror but British culture itself. Iain MacLeod reviews this entertaining and chilling documentary that received its UK premiere at this year's Glasgow FrightFest.

RUMPELSTILTSKIN - This year's closing film at Glasgow FrightFest, with a digital release in April, gives the fairy tale of a malevolent imp a folk horror edge. Iain MacLeod reviews Andy Edwards sinister and fantastical spin on the evergreen bedtime story that gets a clever expansion.

One of the best films from FrightFest, this neo-noir/horror nightmare reveals an American nightmare lurking under the white hot sun.

Director Joanne Mitchell and writer Dominic Brunt have delivered a hauntingly beautiful tale of one woman’s descent into madness.

Christopher Lee returns from the great beyond once again to deliver his own life story in Jon Spira’s innovative and affecting documentary

MUTILATOR 2 is a nostalgic throwback to 1980s slasher films, directed by Buddy Cooper, who returns after a long hiatus. The film is a self-aware sequel to the cult classic "The Mutilator," featuring several returning cast members.

Samara Weaving delivers a strong, dialogue-free performance as a mute woman fighting off religious zealots and flesh chewing creatures in E.L. Katz’s post-apocalyptic potboiler.

André Øvredal’s long delayed spin on Dracula’s big boat ride finally surfaces on UK screens

Delivering the mail has never been as gripping in this future cult classic that looks as extraordinary as it sounds

Spoiler free review for Chris Stuckmann’s highly anticipated debut feature which received its UK premiere at this years FrightFest.

Strange Darling gets its International Premiere at FrightFest. Spoiler free review for one of the most thrilling, and tricky, films of the year

Strange Darling gets its International Premiere at FrightFest. Spoiler free review for one of the most thrilling, and tricky, films of the year

FrightFest’s second film of the festival brings 80’s body horror and paranoid cinema back to the screen with disturbingly fun results.

THE INVISIBLE RAPTOR has been given a prime spot on opening night at FrightFest’s 25th Anniversary in London on the main screen, after its UK premiere at this year's Glasgow FrightFest.