FrightFest

I just worry for this festival in the future. Will anybody really have any confidence in the organisers for next year? Is anybody gonnna risk buying online again? I think the queue next year will be considerably longer as realistically this massive arse-up of the booking for this year will result in...

Well, you were right Alan...it is "different" this year. Different as in "can't get a ticket due to the ineptitude of yourself, your fellow Frightfest organisers and Vue cinemas". So, well done and have a good festival.

Funnily enough I enjoyed Dark Touch, different type of film entirely. I realise, Frank, that this may seem rather paradoxical but sadly I'm cursed with the ability to appreciate things on multiple levels, a burden I bear with a heavy heart as it makes intelligent film conversation with the majority ...

The problem I had with the film was the combination of farce (the phone calls from the cliched Jewish mother, the constant interruptions) with the torture and then the images of dead children (which may as well have been signposted on screen in big letters "STOP LAUGHING NOW..THIS IS A SERIOUS ...

Frightfest: The Dark Heart Of Cinema. That's what the image projected on the screen said. With that in mind, I settled down in my chair, rubbing my hands together excitedly, expecting something challenging perhaps or maybe something new or a twist on an old favourite. What did I get? A kids film, a ...

I think you can probably be in one of two camps for this. It boils down to whether you find a unsutle mix of farce, torture porn and paedophia either A) hilariously funny (but a bit, like, you know, serious at the end) or B) an typically over-hyped Frightfest special that really does insult any inte...