In Blackout, a fine arts painter is convinced that he is a werewolf wreaking havoc on a small American town under the full moon.
In When the Wind Blows, a naive elderly British rural couple survive the initial onslaught of a nuclear war.
In Clayface, a rising Hollywood star Matt Hagen descends into a horrifying revenge-filled monster when his treatment strips him of his identity and humanity.
In Blood and Guts, the lines between real life and reel life are muddied in the story of the Adams, an unconventional family who makes independent horror films.
Hammer is digging deeper into Britain’s post-war shadows for its latest home entertainment releases, pairing a Gothic horror with a fog-bound murder mystery.
Celluloid Screams quickly developed into one of the standout horror film festivals in the UK. Read part 2 of Darren Gaskell's memories of the event.