The 21st century spin on anthology horror soldiers on with mixed results running from the very poor to the very good.

The never-ending franchise lurches along with yet another spin-off, this time following redeemed villain Negan and sworn enemy Maggie as they venture into a New York overrun with the undead.

Lo-fi time travel with a doom laden edge as a brother and sister on the run from the law only to find themselves stranded in a timeless limbo in Michael Felker’s intriguing debut.

William Peter Blatty’s cult sequel to one of the greatest horror films ever made receives the 4K treatment from Arrow Video.

Hellboy returns to the screen in this pared down entry that manages to impress with its fidelity to the comics that made his name.

Tom Carlisle delivers a slow-burning but effective body horror that sees trouble emerge in Scottish Highlands.

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon spin-off follows Daryl's journey to France, where he reluctantly helps a group of nuns deliver a boy believed to be the new Messiah, featuring stunning French locations, dark yet humorous moments, and standout performances, particularly from Norman Reedus, with bonus content including cast diaries and a behind-the-scenes documentary discussing the challenges of filming and the ambitious use of French vistas.

Halle Berry and Alexandre Aja team up to take on a certain kind of evil lurking in the woods.

Francis Ford Coppola’s long awaited passion project finally arrives onscreen. Is this a messy masterpiece or just another Megaflopolis?

Writer and director Damian McCarthy makes good on the promise of his debut CAVEAT,  delivering one of the creepiest ghost stories of the year.

Rutger Hauer’s finest hour finally arrives on 4K in the most essential release of the year. 

Bill Moseley and Kane Hodder team up for low budget and rough around the edges rural horror HAYRIDE TO HELL

Does this English language remake from Blumhouse dare to go as dark as the harrowing Danish original?

So…a BEETLEJUICE sequel? No rational person would want it to be terrible or treat its arrival with the dread you would normally reserve after a 12 week scan confirms your partner to be pregnant with the Antichrist. Great news: as soon as the monochrome Warner Bros. logo has faded away and the unmistakeable Danny Elfman title theme kicks in, you can relax: we’re in safe hands.

Riddick returns with this ambitious, yet much maligned sequel re-released by Arrow Video in a stacked 4K edition.

Morfydd Clark and Matt Smith find themselves trapped in a pleasingly evocative and disturbing folk horror.

Curry Barker makes an instant name for himself with this zero budget YouTube sensation.

It all begins with an idea.