To celebrate FrightFest 2018, taking place in London during the August Bank Holiday, Horror Channel is dedicating thirteen nights to past festival hits. Amongst
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Horror Channel gets Beastly in July with ANIMAL ATTACK SEASON
Nature gets nasty on Horror Channel in July with ANIMAL ATTACK SEASON, a beastly collection of movies including the UK premiere of teeth-clenching croc
FrightFest and Horror Channel Renew Their Sponsor Partnership
Horror Channel and FrightFest have agreed a one-year partnership deal, which sees the UK’s No.1 TV destination for genre fans become the Broadcast Sponsor
Horror Channel to Celebrate the Films of John Carpenter
From horrific hauntings and supernatural sorcery to alien invasions and blood-sucking battles, Saturday nights on Horror Channel at 9pm in June will be devoted
RADIUS Directors Steve Leonard & Caroline Labreche Talk Last Minute Casting, Sinking Corpses & Making the FrightFest Audience Cry
Ahead of Horror Channel’s UK TV premiere screening of RADIUS, directors Steve Leonard and Caroline Labreche talk last minute casting, corpses and making the
Acclaimed Sci-Fi Thriller RADIUS Amongst Four UK TV Premieres on Horror Channel in May
The gates of Hell are well and truly opened on Horror Channel in May, as the UK’s most popular TV destination for genre fans
Infection Season Spreads Across Horror Channel this April, plus TURBO KID gets UK TV Premiere
April on Horror Channel sees an INFECTION SEASON spread across Saturday nights with a highly contagious collection of outbreak action, headed by the network
Interview with “Howl” Director Paul Hyett
On the eve of Horror Channel’s UK TV premiere of HOWL, director Paul Hyett talks about the decision to quit RADA, taking werewolves seriously
Horror Channel Set to Terrify with Ten Premieres in March
Throughout March on Horror Channel, Friday and Saturday nights will fall prey to wicked witches, scheming serial killers and mysterious monsters as the UK’s
Interview with “Cold Skin” Director Xavier Gens
Ahead of the UK premiere of COLD SKIN at Horror Channel FrightFest Glasgow 2018, director Xavier Gens reflects on the film’s emotional journey to