Author: Jim Cox
La Perdicion is a 2021 Spanish extreme horror film written and directed by Domiziano Christopharo. The film is loosely based on American serial killer Robert Hansen, known in the media as the “Butcher Baker”, who abducted, raped, and murdered at least 17 women between 1971 and 1983 before being apprehended by police After losing interest
Neu Mirrors is a 2024 Japanese short horror film written and directed by Keishi Kondo. The film is a direct sequel to Keishi’s 2022 feature-length horror drama New Religion (2022), picking up moments after its explosive conclusion. There remain stories yet to be told after New Religion. It begins with Mizuki waking up in a
Ed Kemper is a 2025 biographical crime thriller, written and directed by Chad Ferrin with additional writing from Stephen Johnston. No stranger to the genre, Chad is notable as the writer and director of the Lovecraftian horror films Unspeakable: Beyond the Wall of Sleep (2024), H.P. Lovecraft’s The Old Ones (2023), and The Deep Ones
IT’S TIME to hail the Black Cab from hell with Bruce Goodison’s (Born to Kill, Murdered by my Father, Doctor Foster) chilling horror, starring the inimitable Nick Frost (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, Attack the Block). The thrilling Shudder Original is one seriously spooky, twisted affair and is coming to Blu-ray, DVD, and digital
UNNAMED FOOTAGE FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES 1ST WAVE OF FILMS, INCLUDING THE WORLD PREMIERS OF TINSMAN ROAD AND I DON’T LIKE IT HERE The Found Footage Horror and In-World-Camera Film Festival returns to San Francisco March 25-30, 2025 and reveals first look at Tinsman Road The Unnamed Footage Festival (UFF) team is excited to reveal the first
Plaion Pictures have confirmed that the Australian sci-fi thriller In Vitro is set for its UK Premiere at Glasgow Film Festival on 27th February. The film will be released across Digital Platforms later this year. In Vitro is co-directed by Will Howarth and Tom McKeith, with Howarth making his feature-length directorial debut. Star of the
Black Mandala is proud to present Play Dead a chilling new horror film that kicks off with a woman waking up in a basement surrounded by corpses and fighting for her life. This grisly tale of survival and deception is directed by Carlos ‘Charly’ Goitia (Nightmare Radio: The Night Stalker, The 100 Candles Game: The
Cinema certainly has the power to entertain, provoke, and, at times, deeply unsettle its audience. While horror films often rely on cheap jump scares and spooky supernatural threats to achieve this, there exists a darker realm of films—one that delves into the most disturbing aspects of human nature, suffering, and depravity. These titles don’t just
While Hollywood has produced its fair share of disturbing films, Asian cinema takes psychological horror, extreme violence, and unsettling storytelling to another level. From nightmarish imagery to soul-crushing narratives, these films push the boundaries of fear and discomfort in ways few others dare to attempt. We have a list of 10 deeply disturbing titles for
Feed is a 2005 Australian body horror thriller written by Kieran Galvin, and directed by Brett Leonard. The film is based on an idea by Patrick Thompson, and Alex O’Loughlin, the film’s protagonist and antagonist, respectively. A veteran of cyberporn investigations, Australian cop Philip Jackson, is no stranger to the dangerous side of sexual fetishes.