25X25: OUR FAVOURITE FILMS OF THE CENTURY (SO FAR) - Day 3 of our continuing series is brought to us by FrightFest’s co-festival manager James Taylor, who shares his thoughts on Neil Marshall’s masterpiece THE DESCENT #ByFansForFans #Horror #FrightFest #horror #filmsky #NeilMarshall #25X25

25X25: OUR FAVOURITE FILMS OF THE CENTURY (SO FAR) - In today’s entry the great @kathughes.bsky.social shares her thoughts on Frank Darabont’s forever harrowing adaptation of THE MIST, explaining why this gut punch of a film is her choice for favourite genre film of this century.

25X25: OUR FAVOURITE FILMS OF THE CENTURY (So Far) - As we approach the end of 2025, we asked 25 people from the horror community to choose their favourite genre film of the century. As each daily entry shows, the genre has evolved in an extraordinary number of ways in this century.

Review for #Keeper

Oh dear, it's my review for The Running Man. The second best Bachman Book adaptation of the year. Second best by some margin unfortunately. Nice to see Buchanan Bus Station in all its grim glory on the big screen though. www.goreinthestore.uk/reviews/the-...

BUGONIA - Review

#frankenstein review time! It's not as good as the book.

#BlackPhone2 review. The Grabber returns to wreak vengeance on teenagers Finney and Gwen as they investigate a series of disturbing murders from the past in a sequel that goes full-on supernatural proving itself to be more satisfying than its predecessor.

New trailer for Keeper, the latest Osgood Perkins uneaser in cinemas November 14th.

Getting ready to point at the screen and shout" I've been there!" when I spot the Scottish locations.

GOOD BOY - One of the most buzzed about horror films of the year, takes a look at a supernatural siege through the eyes of Indy, a faithful dog fearing for his owner's life. Review of the inventive, smart and totally original film that will have you scanning your pets behaviour for years to come.

Latest trailer for Guillermo Del Toro's long awaited adaptation of Frankenstein.

Review for The Strangers: Chapter 2.

THE PUSHER TRILOGY review - At last, the hard hitting Danish crime trilogy gets a much needed upgraded home release from @secondsightfilms.bsky.social Our review of Nicolas Winding Refn's rough, tough and great lowlife saga that shows off his more naturalistc style to devastating effect.

THE LONG WALK review - Stephen King’s grim and influential classic novel finally strolls onscreen. Director Francis Lawrence and an excellent cast go the distance with an adaptation that refuses to tone the hard edges of the story down, resulting in one of the best films of the year. #thelongwalk

TOGETHER - Alison Brie and Dave Franco experience what happens when you can’t tear yourself away from your better half. Our review of the body horror hit that says as much about dysfunctional relationships as it does about bodily parts fusing together. Warning - contains Spice Girls on soundtrack.

NOBODY 2 review: Bob Odenkirk's back as Hutch Mansell, family man/one man hit squad, looking to spend some vacation time with his put upon family. But Sharon Stone’s bloodthirsty crime boss has other ideas. Iain MacLeod reviews this eagerly awaited sequel but is far less impressed this time around.

Zach Cregger’s eagerly anticipated follow-up to BARBARIAN finally arrives in cinemas. Does the story of a missing class of school children running off into the night justify the hype? Iain MacLeod examines the various mysteries of this summer's latest horror hit in his spoiler-free review.

BRING HER BACK - The Philippou brothers return with a chilling dive into grief and possession. Bev Tew reviews this raw and emotional descent into trauma, and the haunting cost of holding on too tight. #filmsky #horror #bringherback

ZOMBIE FLESH EATERS - One of the most famous video nasties of all time receives an eye gouging 4K upgrade and wealth of new extras courtesy of Arrow Video. Chris Ward reviews this new release of Lucio Fulci’s gut munching classic. #4K #ArrowVideo

I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER review. @irmacleod.bsky.social reviews the latest legacy sequel that has him realising he doesn't care what anyone did any summer.

Review for @arrowvideo.bsky.social 4K special edition of THE STUFF. @thehorrorsmith.bsky.social finds much to recommend in this features packed edition of Larry Cohen's cult 80'S VHS favourite. #filmsky #4K #arrowvideo #physicalmedia

Discovery Screen 3 trailer playlist for this years @frightfest.bsky.social

@frightfest.bsky.social Discovery Screen 2 trailer playlist (More to be added)

@frightfest.bsky.social Discovery Screen 1 trailer playlist

@frightfest.bsky.social Main screen trailer playlist (more to be added)

It begins! An absolutely belting line-up for the UK's greatest genre film festival.

Review for THE SHROUDS

Interview with Jason Stephens, star of POPEYE THE SLAYER MAN, wherin he discusses his career starting in horror in his teens and his prolific work as a fugitive detective before returning to the genre to take on the murderous re-invention of everyone's favourite spinach guzzling sailor.

Teaser for Bugonia, the latest collaboration from Poor Things director Yorgos Lanthimos, Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons. Also a remake of the 2003 South Korean film Save The Green Planet! if you thought it was familiar.

28 YEARS LATER - Danny Boyle and Alex Garland take us back to a ravaged Britain in thrilling style that galvanises the zombie/infected genre once again. Iain MacLeod reviews the highly anticipated sequel that sets up its trilogy in (mostly) high style, giving us Boyle’s best film in years.

Guess what’s exactly ONE month away? Full FrightFest passes!!💀 They go on sale July 12th at noon! Mark your calendars for ticket sales. Festival kicks off on August 21st, not long til all the horror goodness begins at The Odeon Leicester Square 🩸 Further details dropping soon!

TORNADO is out in UK cinemas this weekend and is well worth a watch, according to our review from its world premiere @glasgowfilmfest.bsky.social back in March.

Not long until horror Christmas @frightfest.bsky.social now!

Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the water, up pops Jai Courtney’s monstrous serial killer who puts his victims through the wringer with the help of any passing, hungry sharks. Iain MacLeod reviews DANGEROUS ANIMALS, the entertainingly grisly thriller that makes sharks scary again.

Sick of killer clowns yet? @irmacleod.bsky.social seems to be with his review of CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD, the latest slasher that attempts to subvert the usual character tropes but does little else with its tired out cliches

Review for #Ballerina. - Ana de Armas takes centre stage in the John Wick universe as a graceful assassin, but it seems that the producers are unable to let Keanu Reeves go. Iain MacLeod reviews this flawed yet fun entry in a franchise now stretching itself thin

FINAL DESTINATION: BLOODLINES - Remember to look both ways when crossing the road if you venture to the cinema for the return of one of horror’s most inventive franchises. @irmacleod.bsky.social reviews the long awaited sequel that will have you questioning if that piercing you want is a good idea.

IN CONVERSATION WITH JOE SWANBERG - Discussing his latest film INVADER, a home invasion horror with a ferocious twist. Joe Sawnberg talks about collaborating with director Mickey Keating and how his love of horror, real-life fears, and moviegoing habits influence his work

MOTORPSYCHO - Russ Meyer’s lurid tale of bikers, buxom women and red blooded veterinarians seeking vengeance in the desert is released on a beautifully remastered 4K disc from Severin Films. Our review of this vintage B-movie that still manages to raise an eyebrow with its racy thrills #4KUHD

THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL - The film that put Ti West on the map is now released in a snazzy limited edition Blu-ray set. Steven West reviews the slow-burn retro shocker released next week from @secondsightfilms.bsky.social #filmsky #TiWest #GoreInTheStore #4K

THE COFFEE TABLE - With a reputation as one of the darkest horror films in many a year, director Caye Casas' tragic tale of the worst furniture choice ever made finally receives a UK home release. Iain MacLeod reviews yet another stacked release from Second Sight Films. #filmsky #horror

Aimee Kuge’s debut CANNIBAL MUKBANG tells the tale of a lonely man finding love with a Mukbang streamer only to find her online eating habits are hiding something far more sinister. Aimee chats about the challenges of being a first time director in this fascinating, in-depth interview

SINNERS - Ryan Coogler writes and directs this ambitious big budget period horror that mixes vampires and the blues to electrifying effect. Iain MacLeod reviews one of the years most original and entertaining films. #Sinners #RyanCoogler #MichaelBJordan #Horror #FilmSky #GoreInTheStore

TRANCERS - The neon-lit 80’s VHS classic receives a 4K Special Edition from @101filmsuk.bsky.social Is this Charles Band’s finest hour as director? Is dry hair still for squids? Iain MacLeod has the answers in his in-depth review. #FilmSky #Trancers #4K #CharlesBand #SciFi

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Ari Aster's latest movie Eddington gets a teaser trailer. Released in cinemas on July 18th

Now in cinemas, RESTLESS examines the all too familiar problem of noisy neighbours, dialling the tension up to nightmarish levels. Paul Risker interviews Jed Hart and star Lyndsey Marshal for Gore in the Store to discuss breaking the British social cinema mould and intense shooting schedules

Aaron Truss’ new documentary (K)NOX: 16 YEARS LATER looks at the epidemic of knife crime in the UK that claimed the life of his friend Rob Knox. David Gelmini met with Aaron to discuss the documentary, Rob Knox’s legacy and how his much missed friend still influences his work to this day.