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Mag Mag - FrightFest Halloween UK Premiere Review Director: Yuriyan Retriever Starring: Sara Minami, Takumi Saioto, Aoi Yamada, Ôshirô Maeda Written by: Eisuke Naitô Produced by: Daisuke Takahashi Cinematography by: Hideki Shima Original Score by: Yonkey Synopsis: After her beloved is killed by the Mag Mag ghost, the protagonist, Sanae, vows revenge, but soon discovers the true identity of the person she truly owes her revenge to. Thoughts: From acclaimed Japanese comedian Yu

Affection - FrightFest Halloween UK Premiere Director: BT Meza Starring: Jessica Rothe, Joseph Cross, Julianna Layne Written by: BT Meza Produced by: Bay Dariz, J.P. Ouellette, Austin Walk, BT Meza Cinematography by: Jason Hafer Original Score by: Daniel Berk Synopsis: Ellie confronts a disturbing condition resetting her memory, unable to recognize her husband and daughter. Each reset disorients her, leaving haunting recollections of an unfamiliar life. Thoughts: Jessica Roth

Dolly - FrightFest Halloween UK Premiere Director: Rod Blackhurst Starring: Fabianne Therese, Max the Impaler, Ethan Suplee, Sean William Scott Written by: Rod Blackhurst, Brandon Weavil Produced by: Rod Blackhurst, Joseph C. Grano, Noah Lang, Bryce McGuire, Ross O'Connor, Esteban Sanchez, Isaiah Smallman, Betty Tong Cinematography by: Justin Derry Original Score by: Nick Bohun Synopsis: Macy, a young woman, is abducted by a monstrous figure intent on raising her as their own

Every Heavy Thing - FrightFest Halloween UK Premiere Director: Micky Reece Starring: Josh Fadem, Vera Drew, John Ennis, James Urbaniak, Tipper Newton, Barbara Crampton Written by: Micky Reece Produced by: Andrew Appleyard, David Bond, Kassie Gann, Peter Kuplowsky, John Moss, Juan Pablo Reinoso Cinematography by: Samuel Calvin Original Score by: Nicholas Poss Synopsis: Set against a string of women's disappearances in Hightown City. Joe, an ad-seller for the last alt-weekly in

Ahead of the UK premiere of 'Coyotes' at FrightFest Halloween, director Colin Minihan reflects on going for the jugular, the LA wildfires and the joy of working outside the Hollywood system. The film mixes horror, comedy, and environmental tension. How challenging was it to weave them into a genre film?   CM: Honestly, I didn’t think it was a huge departure from ' Grave Encounters' , which plays big laughs before stripping away into serious horror, or ' It Stains the Sands Re

Ahead of the UK premiere of 'The Turkish Coffee Table' at FrightFest Halloween, director Can Evrenol reflects on the challenges of...