Only Lovers Left Alive is another in a long line of contemporary films that attempt to reinvent the conventions of the vampire.
With many a modern vampire film failing to capture the audience's imagination, does Only Lovers Left Alive succeed where others have failed?
By Charlotte Castle - 29th October 2014
Six Gothic Tales is a luxurious, limited edition Blu Ray box set containing the collaborative films between Vincent Price and Roger Corman, in bringing Edgar Allan Poe's short stories and poems to the screen.
By Andreas Charalambous - 6th December 2014
A young boy begins having disturbing visions of a threatening character from his storybook The Babadook.
Becoming increasingly frightened by his visons, his mother also begins having similar experiences.
By Ross Wildish - 5th February 2015
A gore-drenched tip of the hat to the infamous Plan 9 From Outer Space.
Plan 9 is a modern reimagining of Ed Wood's "so bad it's good" sci-fi horror about alien invaders hell bent on wiping out the entire human race.
By Ross Wildish - 12th February 2015
Starring the likes of Vincent Price, Peter Lorre and Boris Karloff, The Comedy of Terrors is a slapstick horror-comedy that has always been regarded as a genre favourite by many for its morbid humour.
Arrow Video now presents The Comedy of Terrors in all its High Definition glory.
By Andreas Charalambous - 14th February 2015
Rabid is Canadian horror auteur David Cronenberg's second commerical feature film.
A dark exploration of the concept of the body being invaded and taken over.
By Andreas Charalambous - 14th February 2015
By Ross Wildish - 27th March 2015
Game of Thrones' Jason Momoa stars in Wolves - the directorial debut of X-Men and The Watchmen scribe, David Hayter.
By Andreas Charalambous - 5th October 2015
Arriving just in time for Halloween, The Houses of Halloween is a remarkably effective 'found footage' film that is creepy and frightening in equal measures.
A group of friends document their search for extreme scares in the world of American haunted house attractions.
By Andreas Charalambous - Updated: 12th October 2015
Set in the 1970s, The Enfield Haunting is a three-part television drama based on the infamous and well-documented true case of a violent poltergeist that distresses a long-suffering family in their home in a north London suburb.
By Ross Wildish - 31st October 2015
On the night of All Hallow's Eve, Tales of Halloween takes us into an American suburb for a veritable feast of spooky goings-on.
Featuring some of the most established names in the genre today, is this a return to form for the classic horror portmanteau?