Through The Shadows | Love Horror film reviews and news

There are so many great movies at FrightFest this year its hard to decide what to see but we have selected 4 we think you will most definitely not want to miss, Beyond the Gates, Francesca, Lost Solace and Through The Shadows. Check out the trailers and book you tickets now! BEYOND THE GATES Following the mysterious disappearance of their father, two brothers reunite to liquidate his business, a video store specializing in horror films. As they dig through the stock, they find an old board game that holds a key to their father's whereabouts and deadly consequences for anyone who plays the game. Buy your tickets for the FrightFest screening Here LOST SOLACE A psychopath who has never felt empathy or guilt tries a new drug which forces him to confront his morality. Buy your tickets for the FrightFest screening Here THROUGH THE SHADOW Laura is hired to work as a tutor, looking after two orphaned children who live on their Uncle's coffee plantation, a remote estate haunted by hostile spirits. As she investigates the history of the building and the family that own it she discovers she has become the victim of a diabolical plot. Buy your tickets for the FrightFest screening Here Through The Shadow from Jinga Films on Vimeo. FRANCESCA A psychopath stalks the city cleaning it of "impure and damned souls". Moretti and Succo are the detectives tasked with resolving these "Dantesque" crimes. The secret is eventually revealed by Francesca, a little girl wh was abducted 15 years ago, but has now reappeared Buy your tickets for the FrightFest screening Here Francesca from FrightFest on Vimeo.

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