Search Results for: Horror
Gabey Lucas
‘[Be] prepared to see a grown lady do resistance band butt exercises’. Gabey Lucas tells us about her sophomore Fringe show, ‘ ‘Check Out This Potato That Looks Like a Beluga Whale’
Hudson Hughes
‘[It’s]… an unholy mash-up of Songs of Praise and Beetlejuice.’ Hudson Hughes tells us about his debut solo Fringe show, ‘At Your Service’
Rob Preston
‘I’ve curated my algorithm to be populated almost entirely by freaks’. Rob Preston tells us about his debut character comedy show, ‘Amazing Global Solutions’
Jack MacGregor & Fraser Scott
‘What I’m always looking for are those hooks for an audience.’ We chat to the writer and director of new folk horror-inflected play ‘Prophets’
Edinburgh Tradfest 2026 Full Programme Announced
The traditional music, folk film, and storytelling festival returns in May
Kathryn Mohr
Carve
The Bay Area musician’s second album is a liminal, lo-fi creeper that feels stuck between worlds
Alice Winocour
‘We were creating [the character] with different aspects of our personalities’. The director of Couture tells us about sharing experiences with Angelina Jolie to create the movie’s protagonist
Kathy Rose O’Regan
‘[It’s] amazing to me that they were doing this over 100 years ago!’ We speak to Kathy Rose O’Regan of San Francisco Film Preserve of their restoration of The White Heather, screening at HippFest 2026
Glasgow FrightFest Round-up Pt. 2
We cast an eye over an alternate ’80s punk dystopia, things going bump amidst the most mundane of settings, and a fairy-tale inspired Highlands horror
Glasgow FrightFest Round-up Pt. 1
Editor Kevin Ibbotson-Wight reports on day one of FrightFest 2026
Hen
Nico Scheeper’s surreal folk horror is a beautiful danse macabre choreographed to its own unique rhythm
Kate Hammer
‘I love it when an audience surprises me’. We chat to the ‘Government-Approved Comedian’ about her show at GICF
Redux Redux
Intelligent sci-fi thriller investigates grief and vengeance through an impressively grounded multiverse
