The latest entry into the line-up is the world premiere of Andrew Goth’s GALLOWWALKERS. Sergio Leone’s Spaghetti Westerns meets Alejandro Jodorowsky’s mystical cult classic EL TOPO for the ultimate cowboy zombie mash-up. Starring Wesley Snipes (pictured) and Kevin Howarth, this is the controversial horror you never thought would ever see the light of day. Prepare for surreal true grit, a shock bonanza and a fistful of corpses

Another first for the UK will be an exclusive presentation of P IS FOR PRESSURE, Simon Rumley’s disturbing contribution to THE ABC’S OF DEATH, which is set for a Spring 2013 UK release. More

Film Director Tom Six’s Award winning vision begins with The Human Centipede (First Sequence) . Here we are introduced to retired surgeon Dr Heiter, a man who harbours a sick lifetime fantasy of being the first person to create a Siamese triplet. He just requires the necessary pieces . Two pretty American girls walk unwittingly up to his door in search of help when their car breaks down & find themselves on his operating table, alongside another hapless Japanese tourist Heiter has acquired for his project. In 100% medically accurate detail Dr Heiter first describes to his ensnared patients the operation which will take place in order to conjoin them via their gastric systems, then commences his twisted surgery to create The Human Centipede . More

Your life or the life of a loved one is in danger and you don t know where to turn for help anymore. Then your eyes catch a small newspaper ad: ‘Gotta problem? Odds against you? Call the Equalizer.’ You call the number and a friendly, reassuring voice tells you where to meet him. Robert McCall (EDWARD WOODWARD) is THE EQUALIZER and he promises to even out the odds, in your favour… More

Fancy tuning in for three movies with a real frosty bite?

Then be sure to be watching the Horror Channel on the 9th, 10th and 11th of November at 10.55pm for three movies that will take you to the frozen edge of fear in our Winter Chills Weekend event.

Full details are below and if you fancy a taster check out the trailer too. More

Stitches is a 2012 horror movie directed by Conor McMahon and stars Ross Noble and Tommy Knight. The movie’s plot concerns a birthday clown returning from the dead to extract revenge upon a group of children that contributed to his death.

The movie follows a group of teenagers as they’re stalked by the undead Richard Grindle, otherwise known as “Stitches”. Years ago Stitches arrived at the birthday party of the bratty Tom. Together with his friends, they torment Stitches, eventually resulting in his death after a shoelace tying prank results in him falling on a sharp kitchen knife. Now as a teen, Tom is so jittery and nervous that his friends decide that he must attend a huge party to loosen up, unaware that a black magic clown cult is intent on raising Stitches from the dead so he can seek his revenge. More

Here we go straight back in to the world of Haddonfield and the slightly oversize loony Michael Myers in the awesomely titled Halloween V: The Revenge of Michael Myers. This time around Michael’s missing presumed dead and Jamie Lloyd seems to have mutated into something out of Children of the Corn with her predictive pictures. Couple that nonsense with Dr Loomis following a young girl everywhere shouting like a madman and you have the general idea of this film. Not content with this, the makers cast teenagers that look in their forties and adults who act like teenagers making the whole thing a total embarrassment. More

Personally I love the original Halloween trilogy and even though two is just a body count flick it does at least have creative death scenes. Having never bothered to catch up with part four and five I now get the chance to sample them both for the first time. First up is Halloween 4 : The Return of Michael Myers which has the lovable Michel back in the booby hatch. As regards the simply awe inspiring third instalment all you need to know is that this fourth part simply bypasses it and acts like a straight up sequel to part two. More

Christopher Lee in The Devil Rides Out represents his Hammer high point for me personally, but Rasputin is undoubtedly the most fun he ever had on screen. At no point does this biography even attempt to capture reality but concentrates exclusively on Rasputin’s reports mind and seduction powers. This is a hammer horror film without doubt but due to Lee going into total overdrive it does allow for plenty of deliciously dark comedy as well.

The story begins in the Russian countryside, where Rasputin heals the sick wife of an innkeeper (Derek Francis). When he is later hauled before an Orthodox bishop for his sexual immorality and violence, the innkeeper springs to the monk’s defence. More

Having loved this film for decades I was rather shocked to learn that this doesn’t seem to be considered a Hammer classic without question. This I find almost unbelievable gibe that the story is taken from a book by Dennis Wheatley, the film is directed by Terence Fisher and starts the simply legendary Christopher Lee. Hammer has undoubtedly created some of the best horror films in history and for me personally The Devil Rides Out is in the very top bracket.

The film begins as the Duc de Richleau (Christopher Lee) and Rex Van Ryn (Leon Greene) arrive for dinner at the home of their good friend Simon Aron (Patrick Mower). However, Simon has forgotten about them and is instead holding a function of his astronomical society. More

Hammer restoration time again and first up is the somewhat underwhelming The Mummy’s Shroud starring André Morell and John Phillips. The Mummy was originally remade in 1959 with legends Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee ensuring its classic status. The sequels that followed from Hammer were indeed a mix bag in terms of quality and The Mummy’s Shroud is uneven at best.

The Mummy’s Shroud is set in 1920 and tells the story of a team of archaeologists who come across the lost tomb of the boy Pharaoh Kah-To-Bey. More