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Packed with plenty of scares, Aislinn Clarke's latest film Fréwaka takes well-worn folk horror tropes and makes them feel unique.
We spoke to 'The Moor' writer Paul Thomas and director Chris Cronin about crafting a truly Northern tale, the film’s…
'Starve Acre' is a beautiful facsimile of 1970s folk horror, but never goes far enough to make it stand apart.
"Scala!!!" is an important and appropriately sketchy eulogy for the kind of cultural spaces that are all too rare today.
A decade into a folk horror revival that shows no sign of abating, 'Enys Men' may be the new yardstick…
'Out of Darkness' is a proper dirt-under-the-nails debut and a fierce case for British genre filmmaking. Read our review out…
Russell Owen's atmospheric horror 'Shepherd' has shades of Robert Eggers. But its icy tone makes it hard to empathize with…