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Welcome To G-Town (FrightFest 2026) - A Cheap Wee Sci-fi Romp Around Glasgow
5+ day, 22+ hour ago (478+ words) Welcome To G-Town (FrightFest 2026) – A Cheap Wee Sci-fi Romp Around Glasgow FILMHOUNDS Magazine We value your privacy No cookies to display. Functional cookies help perform certain functionalities like sharing the content of the website on social media platforms, collecting feedback,…...
Salmokji: Whispering Water (FrightFest 2026) - Folklore Inspired Chills
6+ day, 19+ hour ago (420+ words) Salmokji: Whispering Water (FrightFest 2026) – Folklore Inspired Chills FILMHOUNDS Magazine Asian horror is always a highlight at FrightFest, and this year was no different, with offerings from Japan, Indonesia, and South Korea among the top titles. After the latter blew the…...
Do You Want To Play? (FrightFest 2026)
1+ week, 20+ hour ago (524+ words) Nothing Scarier Than Generative AI FILMHOUNDS Magazine Generative AI is the current hot topic, whether we like it or not. Even though it negatively impacts the environment and robs us of creativity and meaning, people are adamant about using the…...
Our Effed Up World (FrightFest 2026)
1+ week, 5+ day ago (569+ words) Nothing Quite Like It FILMHOUNDS Magazine Horror can often be the best showcase of how much mileage filmmakers can get out of micro budgets. Just look at this year’s breakout hit Obsession: a terrific film produced for less than a…...
Hy3na (FrightFest 2026) - Entertaining Yet Disjointed
3+ week, 4+ day ago (493+ words) Hy3na is a mish-mash of psychological horror and a mildly erotic thriller, centring around cam girls, voyeuristic behaviour, and sexual power dynamics – both finding liberation in and being bound by them. Hy3na is anchored by the toxic Bonnie and Clyde relationship of…...
The Peril at Pincer Point (FrightFest 2026) - A Compellingly Strange Tale of Madness and Crabs
1+ mon, 17+ hour ago (523+ words) FILMHOUNDS Magazine There are many niches to be found in British genre cinema, one of which has been a focus on sound recordists, with the recent Rabbit Trap and Peter Strickland’s Berberian Sound Studio and Flux Gourmet as notable examples…...
The Flesh Itself (FrightFest 2026) - Powerful Feature Not To Be Missed
3+ week, 4+ day ago (495+ words) The Flesh Itself (FrightFest 2026) – Powerful Feature Not To Be Missed FILMHOUNDS Magazine The 2020s are shaping up to be a decade for YouTubers turned Horror Movie Directors, with the recent successes of Michael and Danny Phillipou (Talk to Me, Bring Her…...
Heraldry Paranormal (FrightFest 2026) - Unsatisfying And Underwhelming
3+ week, 1+ day ago (585+ words) Heraldry Paranormal (FrightFest 2026) – Unsatisfying And Underwhelming FILMHOUNDS Magazine Putting yourself out there online can be a double-edged sword. You can share your creative endeavours with countless people, but that can leave you open to criticism and hostility. That, in turn,…...
The Nameless Ballad (FrightFest 2026) - Too Few Moments To Shock Or Scare
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (258+ words) The music industry is often seen as a horror story all on its own. The exploitation, the pressure, the pitfalls of fame and infamy all create an environment that stifles true creativity whilst also demanding it. FrightFest alumni Federico Zampaglione…...
Binding Eva (FrightFest 2026) — FILMHOUNDS
2+ week, 3+ day ago (235+ words) Binding Eva’s Saturday evening slot at this year’s FrightFest is a vote of confidence in writer-director Conscian Morgan’s impressive debut, and it’s easy to see why it’s earned it. His psychological horror superbly balances landmark horror influences with the genre’s…...