The supernatural horror feature receives World Premiere at Tubi FrightFest 2026 THE NAMELESS BALLAD, the new genre feature by Federico Zampaglione (Shadow, The Well). It is to receive its World Premiere in London at Tubi FrightFest 2026, screening on Saturday 29 August on the main screen. After the runaway success of his debut album, 27-year-old

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Legion of the Dead is a 2001 English-language German horror comedy written and directed by Olaf Ittenbach. Known for his low-budget, indie splatter horror films, Olaf is notable for directing such films as The Burning Moon (1992), Premutos: The Fallen Angel (1997), and Garden of Love (2003); as well as providing special effects work for

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Horror Island, Scream Queer and Dagon Films Launch New Partnership to Extend the Life of Independent Genre Films Independent films often complete their journey once the festival circuit ends. Horror Island International Film Festival and Scream Queer: Eros & Thanatos aim to change that. The two international festivals have officially announced a new collaboration with

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Love Foolery Case for a Dismembered Body is a 2024 Japanese supernatural horror pinku film written and directed by Daisuke Yamanouchi. Known as an eclectic filmmaker, Yamanouchi has over 130 directorial credits to his name. These include horror films such as Dead A Go-Go (1998), Red Room (1999), and its sequel Red Room 2 (2000);

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Girl from Nowhere is a Thai thriller/horror anthology series created by studio SOUR. Easy to find on Netflix and with a series of promo images highlighting the mainly school-based contexts and characters, it seems we have another campy series that the platform tends to milk for cash. However, Girl from Nowhere has an undeniable charm

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Sunset Strip Killers is a 2026 American true-crime horror/thriller written by Timothy Croteau and Chuck Parello, and directed by Chad Ferrin. Chuck is notable as the writer and director of the classic true-crime horror films Henry II: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1994) and The Hillside Strangler (2004), and as the director of Ed Gein

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