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Horror

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Interview with James Nunn, writer-director of Hungry

Writer-director James Nunn discusses his latest creature feature, hungry hippo horror Hungry.

  • Interview
  • 23rd August 2026
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EIFF 2026: Faces of Death Review

Daniel Goldhaber's reimagining of the cult classic is horror perfectly calibrated for the age of the algorithm.

  • Review
  • 20th August 2026
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Interview with Faces of Death writer-director Daniel Goldhaber and writer-producer Isa Mazzei

Filmmakers Daniel Goldhaber and Isa Mazzei were on hand at the Edinburgh International Film Festival to discuss their smart, meta take on the cult classic Faces of Death.

  • Interview
  • 19th August 2026
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EIFF 2026: Bodyhackers Review

An activisit uncovers a shadowy world of extreme body modification in Carlos Conceição’s incoherent body horror.

  • Review
  • 14th August 2026
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Your Monster Review

Writer-director Caroline Lindy turns her own short film into one of the year's most unexpected delights, an offbeat, horror-inflected romcom, starring Melissa Barrera and Tommy Dewey.

  • Review
  • 26th November 2024
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Last Night in Soho Review

Thomasin Mackenzie is transported to the swinging '60s in Edgar Wright's sleek and seedy thriller.

  • Review
  • 29th October 2021
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GFF 2020: Deerskin Review

French auteur Quentin Dupieux returns with another oddball curio, which sees Jean Dujardin's middle-aged sad sack becoming obsessed with a deerskin jacket.

  • Review
  • 19th March 2020
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Us Review

Jordan Peele touches on the class divide in his latest social satire, an often thrilling but overstuffed follow up to Get Out.

  • Review
  • 8th April 2019
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EIFF 2018: Calibre Review

City boys Jack Lowden and Martin McCann find themselves caught in a rural nightmare in this Highlands-set thriller from writer-director Matt Palmer.

  • Review
  • 25th June 2018
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EIFF 2018: Blood Fest Review

A group of horror fans find themselves in the middle of their own horror movie when a festival takes a turn for the macabre in Owen Egerton's meta-horror comedy.

  • Review
  • 24th June 2018