1+ day, 4+ hour ago   (763+ words) There’s a misnomer when it comes to screenwriters or playwrights who turn to directing. The assumption is often that, since they understand story, structure and character, they will naturally make decent film directors too. There have certainly been plenty of…...

4+ day, 2+ hour ago   (712+ words) FrightFest is mostly known for horror and fantasy, but has a strong history of screening challenging and genre-skewering films. Ponderosa could be this year’s flagship offering. In a year where liminal horror is making significant inroads into mainstream cinema, it…...

4+ day, 16+ hour ago   (675+ words) Pressure (Film Review) — Weather Forecasting Becomes Riveting D-Day Drama FILMHOUNDS Magazine “How can the weather be boring? It feeds us. The weather can destroy us. It controls our daily life.” Andrew Scott delivers these lines impeccably as meteorological expert James…...

5+ day, 15+ hour ago   (250+ words) It was a dream come true” FILMHOUNDS Magazine Furious is the newest series by Elizabeth Meriwether who famously created and wrote New Girl This latest endeavour strays away from comedy and instead steps into the crime drama territory The Hulu…...

6+ day, 35+ min ago   (687+ words) Kissed At Thirty – “We were trying to make a Disney film about necrophilia” filmhounds.co.uk...

1+ week, 35+ min ago   (563+ words) FILMHOUNDS Magazine At times, The Unfaithful Wife (La Femme infidèle) feels like a Douglas Sirk classic, with its saturated colours and core melodramatic relationship. Suburbia has never been so perfect, but just like in a Sirk film, things are never…...

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (166+ words) Some of these films are much better known and widely respected—his 1957 feature debut 12 Angry Men and his 1975 Al Pacino-led masterpiece Dog Day Afternoon are generally listed among the best films ever made. But so many others remain criminally underrated,…...

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (629+ words) The saying goes that there are no new stories left to tell. Well, after seeing Snapshot, the Victorian, London-set, buttonhole camera found-footage horror film, you might find it hard to agree. The debut feature from production company Silicon Gothic had…...

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (719+ words) A Quietly Captivating Reflection On Art And Recognition FILMHOUNDS Magazine “Artists are often worth more dead than alive.” Luckily for New York poet Ed Saxberger, he can still enjoy fame while he’s alive after all. It was a close call,…...

1+ mon, 18+ hour ago   (462+ words) Mother And Me (FrightFest 2026) – Tense And Tough To Watch filmhounds.co.uk Multi-award-winning cinematographer Carson McKinnon, best known for his work on Rite of the Shaman, sits in the directing chair for the visceral and emotional Mother and Me, which…...