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  Indie film enthusiasts and fans of acclaimed filmmaker Simon Rumley are in for a treat this December with NYX UK premiering three of Rumley’s exceptional works. Screen International hails Rumley as one of the great British cinematic outsiders. The lineup includes Rumley’s intense and disturbing feature debut, "THE LIVING AND THE DEAD," featuring Roger Lloyd-Pack, the brutal slack revenge thriller "RED, WHITE & BLUE," starring Amanda Fuller, Noah Taylor, and Marc Senter, and the shocking short film ‘Bitch,’ part of the acclaimed Brit-horror anthology "LITTLE DEATHS." The screening will be followed by a special presentation of one of Rumley's early short films, "THE HANDY MAN," starring Greta Scacchi. These three films are set to screen on Friday nights at 9 pm throughout the month. In January, NYX UK will continue the Rumley celebration by showcasing "FASHIONISTA." NYX UK's December premieres also include Axelle Carolyn’s h

Prepare for some pulse-racing, heart-pounding High Tension. The fantastic French horror from Alexandre Aja (The Hills Have Eyes (2006), Piranha 3D) gets a brand-new Limited Edition 4K/Blu-ray Dual Edition Box set release from masters in the field Second Sight Films 22 January 2024 And to celebrate we have a great competition and a copy to give away. Synopsis A new entry to the French extremity movement on its release in 2003, this fearsomely violent slasher stars Cécile de France (The French Dispatch, Around the World in 80 Days) and Maïwenn (One Deadly Summer, The Fifth Element), as two best friends whose sleepover goes shockingly awry. This  brutally violent, fear-fuelled cult classic arrives in the Limited Edition and Standard Edition 4K and Blu-ray versions, on 22 January 2024. Alex (Maïwenn) and Marie’s (Cécile de France) study-weekend takes a savage turn, when a murderous maniac (Philippe Nahon – Irreversible), turns up on their doorstep. As Alex’s family is gruesomely picked off

  Watch on Amazon at  https://amzn.to/3MmtR3y "The Nun II" proves itself as a worthy installment in The Conjuring Universe, offering a heightened dose of horror and suspense that surpasses its predecessor. Directed by Michael Chaves, the film effectively crafts an ominously chilling atmosphere, accentuated by its old-world European settings and gloomy cinematography. A standout feature is the film's ability to induce genuine skin-crawling scares. Michael Chaves orchestrates terrifying chaos, especially with terrified young girls, maintaining an edge-of-the-seat experience. Taissa Farmiga's performance as Sister Irene Palmer and Katelyn Rose Downey's portrayal of Sophie are praiseworthy, culminating in a nail-biting and unforgettable finale. The suspense and jump scares are executed masterfully, consistently engaging and occasionally startling the audience. However, "The Nun II" isn’t without its drawbacks. At times, the plot feels somewhat formulaic, fol

  In cinemas now, and also available on digital at  https://apple.co/3tYc6S8 And available to pre-order on home entertainment at  https://amzn.to/49fnnNJ "The Exorcist: Believer" marks the return of the iconic horror franchise in its sixth installment, directed by David Gordon Green and co-written with Peter Sattler. The film succeeds in continuing the legacy of the original 1973 classic, offering a compelling and visually striking story that emphasizes faith and community. The plot centers on Victor, a grieving father who, after his daughter Angela and her friend return from a mysterious three-day disappearance with no memory, begins experiencing alarming behavior. Victor’s only hope lies in seeking help from Chris MacNeil, whose past with her daughter Regan might hold the key to combating a malevolent force. A prominent feature of the film is its stunning cinematography, each frame masterfully crafted to immerse the audience in the eerie and unsettling ambiance. The themati

Prepare yourself for a fiendishly delightful cinematic adventure with "Wickedly Evil," a horror-comedy caper set to send shivers down your spine and tickle your funny bone. Directed by the talented Garry Walsh in his directorial debut (known for "Older Than Ireland"), this film is all set to make its haunting digital debut in the UK this November, courtesy of 101 Films. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Irish countryside, "Wickedly Evil" follows the escapades of a trio of bumbling gangsters - Frankie (Joseph McGucken of "The Doireann Project"), Dancer (James Farrelly), and Gaz (Darryl Carter) - whose lives take a gruesome turn after a successful heist on a notorious Irish crime family. Unfortunately for them, their celebratory run takes an ominous twist when they catch the attention of Clare (portrayed by Louise Bourke of "Who We Love"), the mob's youngest sister. In an unfortunate turn of events, Clare becomes an involuntary

  Watch now at Apple TV at https://apple.co/474s381 Play the video game at https://amzn.to/49dr1ry "Five Nights at Freddy's" marks the transition of the beloved video game series to the silver screen, promising an engaging experience for both devoted fans and newcomers. This supernatural horror film masterfully captures the essence of the games while offering its own distinct take on the narrative. The story follows Mike (played by Josh Hutcherson), a troubled individual responsible for his younger sister Abby (portrayed by Piper Rubio). Haunted by the unresolved disappearance of his brother, Mike, in dire need of work to retain custody of Abby, takes a night security job at the eerie Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria. Yet, what appears as a mere employment soon leads him into encounters with the supernatural, alongside Vanessa, a local police officer, plunging him into a nightmarish unknown. A standout aspect of "Five Nights at Freddy's" is its perfect fit for

  Out Now on Amazon at  https://amzn.to/40bA880 "Slotherhouse," a 2023 horror-comedy helmed by director Matthew Goodhue and penned by Bradley Fowler and Cady Lanigan, takes an outrageously absurd premise and runs with it. The film promises an uproarious experience, though not without moments that might leave audiences cringing. The plot centers on Alpha, a deranged sloth from Panama, and Emily Young's ambition to lead Sigma Lambda Theta. What begins as an innocent pursuit takes a dark turn with a series of deaths that implicate Alpha, setting the stage for a peculiar horror-comedy ride. One of the film's undeniable strengths lies in its embrace of the ludicrous and its commitment to an unparalleled brand of humor. For those eager to witness a sloth engaging in absurdly violent acts, from stabbing to electrocuting victims or even snapping selfies with them, "Slotherhouse" is the perfect match. It revels in its wild premise, delivering a gleefully cheesy horro

  Out Now in Cinemas and on Digital at Apple TV -  https://apple.co/3Ma9K8C Amazon -  https://amzn.to/3FKtFHU And out soon on Blu-ray, pre-order now at  https://amzn.to/3Qtze2h "Saw X" revitalizes the iconic Saw film series by offering a unique perspective on the Jigsaw legacy while maintaining its trademark gruesome essence. Directed by Kevin Greutert and penned by Peter Goldfinger and Josh Stolberg, the film boldly positions itself as a direct sequel to the original "Saw" (2004) and a prequel to "Saw II" (2005). With a $13 million budget, the creators aimed to both satisfy loyal fans and captivate newcomers. Tobin Bell's portrayal of John Kramer/Jigsaw remains a standout in the series, with "Saw X" potentially showcasing his most compelling performance yet. His presence is pivotal to the franchise's success, evident in the films' popularity. The film’s strength lies in its balanced storytelling approach. "Saw X" emphasizes