Fright Night Horror

  NYX UK, the prime destination for horror aficionados, has unveiled its spine-chilling lineup for May 2024. With an array of premieres and special events, the channel promises a month of thrills, shocks, and celebrations. The month kicks off on May 2nd at 9 pm with the channel premiere of the psychological horror classic, "WILLARD" (1974). Directed by Daniel Mann and starring Bruce Davison, the film follows a lonely young man who finds solace and companionship among rats, training them to carry out his vengeful desires. As the month progresses, viewers can look forward to a mix of horror classics and contemporary gems. On May 7th at 9 pm, NYX UK presents the channel premiere of the cult Spanish horror film, "DR JEKYLL AND THE WEREWOLF" (1971). A highlight of the month is the celebration of the birthdays of four horror icons: Simon Rumley, Vincent Price, Peter Cushing, and Christopher Lee. On May 22nd at 9 pm, NYX UK presents the channel premiere of Simon Rumley’s ...

Pigeon Shrine FrightFest, the UK's premier horror genre festival, has announced its 25th-anniversary celebrations with a move to the prestigious ODEON Luxe Leicester Square. Alongside this exciting transition, the festival revealed the stunning poster art by renowned artist Graham Humphreys, promising an unforgettable experience for horror enthusiasts. Graham Humphreys, the mastermind behind this year's poster, expressed his enthusiasm, emphasizing the significance of the venue change. He drew parallels between the iconic ODEON Luxe Leicester Square and the legendary Art Deco Empire State Building in New York, highlighting the historical and architectural significance of the new location. "In the 1933 movie 'King Kong,' the giant primate scaled the Empire State Building. It seems a fitting homage to have our own monster scale the Leicester Square landmark... the top of the world for the king of horror festivals," remarked Humphreys, capturing the essence of Fr...

  "No Way Up" is a survival thriller from 2024, directed by Claudio Fäh and written by Andy Mayson, presenting a combination of drama, tension, and peril beneath the waves. The story follows a diverse group of characters stranded in the Pacific Ocean after a plane crash, battling not only the elements but also the looming presence of a shark. The film begins with a gripping scenario: a bird strike forces the plane down, leaving only a handful of survivors struggling for survival in the submerged wreckage. Led by Ava, the daughter of a prominent politician, and her boyfriend Jed, the group must navigate perilous waters while contending with internal strife and the ever-present threat of the shark. One of the film's strengths lies in its performances, with the cast delivering believable portrayals of individuals pushed to their limits. Sophie McIntosh shines as Ava, conveying both vulnerability and determination in the face of adversity. Will Attenborough and Jeremias A...

  "Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire" heralds a delightful return to the iconic franchise, seamlessly blending the familiar with the fresh in a supernatural adventure that lives up to expectations. Directed by Gil Kenan and co-written by Kenan and Jason Reitman, the film stands as a worthy sequel to "Ghostbusters: Afterlife," carrying forward the legacy while introducing novel challenges and characters. Set two years subsequent to its predecessor's events, the plot commences with a mysterious incident in 1904 that sets the stage for the contemporary chaos. The seasoned Ghostbusters, accompanied by new recruits, find themselves confronting a chilling threat as they endeavour to rescue New York City from the clutches of a deathly-cold deity and his spectral army. One of the film's notable strengths lies in its finely crafted plot, deftly interweaving elements of mystery, comedy, and supernatural intrigue. The narrative unfolds with a perfect equilibrium of nostal...

"Imaginary" presents a spine-chilling exploration of childhood innocence and the lurking horrors of repressed memories. Directed and produced by Jeff Wadlow and brought to life by the genre-defining masterminds at Blumhouse, the film is set against the backdrop of a Louisiana childhood home. It grips viewers with its sinister premise: what if imaginary friends aren't just products of youthful imagination but manifestations of something far more sinister? DeWanda Wise delivers a compelling performance as Jessica, a woman haunted by the return of an imaginary friend from her past. Pyper Braun shines as Alice, Jessica's stepdaughter, whose innocent games with a seemingly harmless stuffed bear take a sinister turn. Dane DiLiegro breathes life into the enigmatic Chauncey Bear, blurring the lines between childhood whimsy and malevolent force. As Jessica's memories resurface, fueled by cryptic tales from her elderly neighbor Gloria, portrayed with eerie authenticity by...