Rob W King’s gripping dystopian thriller THE HUMANITY BUREAU, starring Nicolas Cage, and Rob Grant’s twisted survival drama, ALIVE, starring Angus MacFadyen, are amongst
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Horror Channel Ushers in New Year with Zombie Invasions
January weekends on Horror Channel are invaded by the undead with the UK TV premiere of Lin Oeding’s newly-flavoured zombie horror-comedy OFFICE UPRISING, and
ANNA AND THE APOCALYPSE on Horror Channel
Holiday horror showstopper ANNA AND THE APOCALYPSE gets Xmas day airing There is a Xmas Day treat in store for genre fans, with the
Horror Channel December 2021 Premieres
Horror Channel unwraps eight UK TV premieres for December Horror Channel comes bearing gory gifts for the Xmas season, presenting eight UK TV premieres,
Horror Channel Invaded by Week of Sci-Fi Horror
Horror Channel goes extra-terrestrial with SCI-FEAR WEEK (Saturday 20th to Friday 26th, 9pm), in which strange science, terrifying tech and insidious invasions takes control,
Horror Channel Unveils an Unholy Host of Premieres for November
Long weekends just got scarier as Horror Channel announces eleven premieres for Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights across November, including five UK TV premieres,
Horror Channel Presents A Classic Horror Halloween Weekend on 30-31 October
Famous monsters rise again! To celebrate the Halloween weekend on Sat 30th October and Sunday 31st October, Horror Channel presents CLASSIC HORROR HALLOWEEN, two
Horror Channel October 2021 Premieres
Horror Channel unleashes primetime premieres for October Horror Channel has seven weekend primetime premieres line up for October, including, at 9pm on Sunday nights.
Horror Channel Reveals Slate of UK TV Premieres for September
Tom Paton’s sci-fi action thriller G-LOC is amongst three films receiving their UK TV premieres on Horror Channel this September. G-LOC, which deals with
Summer Shocks in July on Horror Channel
Carpenter, Cronenberg and Eil Roth lead a summer charge of seasonal shockers on Horror Channel this July. Considered one of David Cronenberg’s early genre