From a novel to a stage play to a TV movie the story of The Woman in Black is as enduring as it is effecting, as timeless as it is terrifying and the latest adaptation which darkens our cinema screens does not disappoint.

As you may have seen from our recent review of Wake Wood, Hammer – the self titled House of Horror – is back making the movies that made its name.

We did it last year and now we’re doing it again. Love Horror brings you our Halloween Grindhouse. 4 of Love Horror’s finest are locked in a chamber for a prolonged period of time and are asked (repeatedly) to confess what their favourite horror movies are. It’s an entertaining read, but it could also come [...]

Manga has been responsible for some pretty amazing animated films, some of these have have managed to receive mainstream recognition (Akira, Fist of the North Star) and many have served to influence live action movies over the years. More recently Manga too have been creating live action movies themselves and to a mixed reception.

If asked to come up with stories about terrifying creatures of the deep, one might think of such legendary examples as Jaws and Moby Dick. Somewhere along the line, you might come up with Giant Shark Vs Mega Octopus, but probably based entirely on the name as it’s unlikely that many of you would have [...]

Spanish film is finally establishing itself on the global cinema map, and it seems that horror is fast becoming one of their strong points. Both Rec and Rec 2 have impressed and The Orphanage has received much praise. And now Hierro. This thriller horror, directed by Gabe Ibáñez is another excellent example of what our [...]