
Dead Northern’s Best Horror Films of 2024
Abigail (Directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett) Abigail is part heist movie, part monstrous horror. A film of two halves. The first half plays
Abigail (Directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett) Abigail is part heist movie, part monstrous horror. A film of two halves. The first half plays
The infinitely popular and highly respected Tales from the Crypt is a cinematic treasure whose history and legacy is a potent example of how horror
Bob Clark’s 1974 classic, Black Christmas is undoubtedly one of the most beloved Christmas horrors, a bonafide slasher must-see and more often than not hailed
The definition of the word ‘heretic’ is as follows; to go against, to reject, to rebel against the standard order. Just as the description entails,
Tony Todd’s extensive career traverses across film, television and theatre, with the actor surpassing over 100 credits. His remarkable decades-long career is a testament to
It goes without saying the entire selection for this years fest deserve recognition for their talents as film makers and artists. So narrowing this down
Hammer Film Productions has long been a concrete part of British cinematic history, defining the horror genre and cementing itself as a key component in
(The Reveal, 2024) Beetlejuice first graced our screens in 1988 establishing a whacky and absurd world which introduced many of us to director Tim Burton’s
Our Surprise Sunday feature is revealed below! To be able to hold Freddy Krueger’s bladed glove, to sit and admire the luminescent glow of a
Safe (Directed by David Yorke) Shattering all predictions is David Yorke’s Safe, a microshort that stuns with its humour and dark wit as we follow