#psychological-horror

#psychological-horror

Yoshiki, a student in rural Japan, discovers that his best friend Hikaru is an eldritch creature who took over his body after a tragic hiking accident.

Two people sitting with their backs to each other in a bistro - that was marriage. Chairs flung across the room; tables flipped; fingers idling on the switch of an electric carving knife: all these things were marriage, too.

Brandy: It felt to me of a piece with another genre of slim, semi-autobiographical volume from a European writer: an account of a woman being driven to madness by an obsession for which she is willing to suffer...

The latest from Serafini Productions is BrokenLore: Don't Watch, a gruesome and claustrophobic experience about the Hikkikomori; a person who withdraws themselves from society.

Collaborating with The Folio Society has been an incredible experience. The team is so passionate about creating beautiful books, and it's been a joy to design not just the illustrations, but also the cover, slipcase, endpapers, and chapter vignettes. Being able to contribute to such a thoughtfully designed, tactile object is truly fulfilling.

The film follows a journalist who, while profiling a renowned pop star turned cult leader, becomes entangled in his disturbing and twisted ambitions.

Eggers’ adaptation of Nosferatu does not aim to rehash old vampire tropes but rather invites viewers to contemplate the original's unsettling impact, reimagined for today's audience.

The Daltons, intrigued by the carefree lifestyle of Paddy and Ciara, unknowingly step into a horror story, mistaking it for a European art film.

The Invisible Man presents a fresh take on Ralph Ellison's classic, following Cecelia who, despite her husband's death, suspects that he may still be stalking her.