Late October saw the 14th Edition of A Night of Horror International Film Festival take place in Sydney, Australia. From its beginning, the Festival has been dedicated to independent genre films and filmmakers, showcasing the latest and greatest genre films from Australia and around the world. While we wait for

Fear Forever is excited to be back on the scene of fresh Australian horror! Cranked Up Films and Good Deed Entertainment have brought us AFTER SHE DIED– An Australian Bushland twist on the horror of Pet Sematary. An emotionally and viscerally engaging first feature film from writer-director Jack Dignan, whose

As one of the largest film festivals dedicated to horror, FANTASTIC FEST and its focus on new filmmakers from around the world, has this year brought us Spanish religious horror EVERYONE WILL BURN (Y TODOS ARDERÁN) from director and writer David Hebrero, and it is as gloriously chaotic as its

That’s a wrap for Fantasia International Film Festival, one of the most important events in Canada for breakout films of the horror, SciFi and fantasy genre. While we wished it would never end, we are indebted to it for bringing us films like THE BREACH. Well established Director Rodrigo Gudiño

This year marks 25 years of Montreal’s Fantasia International Film Festival. A major event for international and independent genre film. It is a highlight of our year here at Fear Forever, as we love any film that makes us want to cover our eyes- if only we could look away!

GONE IN THE NIGHT, a refreshingly self-contained mystery thriller from Eli Horowitz, is in theatres now. It is led by Winona Ryder, fresh off season four of STRANGER THINGS. However, GONE IN THE NIGHT does not need to rely on its star power to capture an audience. It is a

Fresh from its premiere at Tribeca Film Festival in New York City, where it made a considerable impression, FAMILY DINNER‘s next screening was at the 69th annual Sydney Film Festival. The festival’s “Freak Me Out” strain featuring the newest indie horror films is quickly becoming an audience favourite. Anything that

For those left questioning why we exist after Netflix subjected us to the abomination that was the latest Texas Chainsaw Massacre reboot, worry not. A film has been released to cure you of any disenchantment towards Texas-based slashers. X, Ti West‘s latest film is a refreshing and innovative tribute to

In its second year running, Sydney Science fiction Film Festival recently finished up its four-day cinema run. For Australians, access to the festival’s films is not over; the festival is continuing virtually on-demand until the 25th of November. As the year draws to a close and I get ready to

I asked myself a question the other day: will deer skulls ever not be absolutely terrifying? My answer is still, “no, get those things away from me.” They are creepy as hell, as Jordan Graham‘s folk horror film SATOR substantiates. The film is a backwoods nightmare wherein the forest and