Horror

Marshall Julius gives a gravely honest review of Guillermo del Toro's Crimson Peak in the latest edition of Marshall At The Movies.

Elijah Wood and Sasha Grey star in thriller Open Windows; a "difficult to watch" film about an actress who becomes the victim of a hugely invasive hack attack.

DVD review of meta-busting horror re-quel The Town That Dreaded Sundown.

Read our review of Jaws to learn not only why this classic film is still relevant today, but how good the new remaster is, and why you should re-watch it.

From the creators of Flight Of The Conchords comes vampire mockumentary What We Do In The Shadows. Read our Blu-ray review to see if this is a comedy with bite.

Find out how far the follow up to Sinister will go in this rather gruesome Rated-R red band trailer from Comic con that's totally Not Safe For Work!

Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension, reviewed in full by Ayden Walker.

Woody Harrelson and Jesse Eisenberg take a road trip in an America overrun with Zombies. Read the full Blu-ray review to find out just how scary/funny the film is, and if the picture and audio quality do the film justice.

Game Of Thrones' Natalie Dormer goes off into a suicide spot wood in The Forest - Terry Lewis finds out it ends as well as you expect

Find out what makes It Follows "the best horror film in decades", and a "must buy Blu-ray."

We review the Eli Roth produced horror movie The Stranger.

A quirky, supernatural black comedy, Horns sees Daniel 'Harry Potter' Radcliffe star as a man accused of his girlfriend's murder, and strangely growing horns.

Arnold Schwarzenegger tackles a serious role as his daughter begins to slowly transform into a zombie, with Maggie.

Marshall at the Movies heads into the woods for a blood-soaked bash at brain-gobbling Arnold Schwarzenegger zombie drama, Maggie.

Patrick Stewart as a Neo Nazi clubhouse leader getting rid of a band of witnesses sounds great right? As Terry Lewis finds out in his review of Green Room, it's more "irritable with some immensely satisfying kills."

A review of low budget British horror Howl; starring Sean Pertwee as the train driver of a stranded train, being hounded by werewolves.

Pride And Prejudice And Zombies shuffles onto the big screen with the undead meets classic literature joke being disappointingly unfulfilled in Terry Lewis' review of it.

When almost everyone disappears after a blackout, four survivors struggle on, but is Vanishing on 7th Street worth buying, or does it make you crave a blackout?

Does the return of the Xenomorph live up to Ridley Scott's original Alien movie, or rest with Prometheus? Read our Alien: Covenant review now to find out.

Rutger Hauer takes on a supernatural monster in Split Second, but how does the low-budget cult movie hold-up on Blu-ray? Read our review to find out.

A release date for the UK showing of Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! on SyFy has been announced along with a new trailer!

Not one but two trailers of the big screen version of the children's horror book series Goosebumps starring Jack Black!