Enjoyment of 'Members Club' will likely depend on individuals own sense of humour, as the script caters for a very specific audience.

'Saint Clare' is often an engaging watch, but by tackling too many ideas at once, it fails to bring home a strong message.

'Azrael' works best when considered a showcase for Samara Weaving’s final girl ability. She carries this film on her shoulders.

'Video Vision' is an entertaining watch that despite occasionally fumbling its message and horror.

A bold and thought-provoking film that whilst fumbles the third act, poses many intriguing questions and certainly leaves a mark.

Believe the hype, as 'Strange Darling' is nothing short of a triumph. Subverting expectations that come with a serial killer thriller.

A movie that demands a lot of time, patience and understanding from the audience. When given these things, many will have a blast.

Slow to start but 'In the Name of God' soon picks up and turns into something highly stylish and interesting.

Despite an eerie and atmospheric setting and intriguing central premise, From Darkness unfortunately falls victim to its melodrama.

With a gorgeous gothic setting, fantastic performances and an eerie villain, 'The Last Voyage of the Demeter' is often an entertaining watch

Last Podcast is a middling effort that introduces exciting ideas but doesn’t quite stick the landing due to a messy ending.

Delightfully quirky and superbly acted with a charming fantastical approach, Bookworm is a fun adventure film with a lovely message.

Happy Halloween is a fun ode to the slasher genre, but unlikable characters, average dialogue and lack of flair prevent it from standing out

A hilariously dumb, downright batshit watch with corny dialogue, bad CGI, unfunny jokes, mid performances - and it’s great.

A dark, difficult watch that despite taking a while to find its footing, boasts an intense story with a great central performance.

With an immersive 80’s setting and a unique premise, Test Screening is a fun watch, despite its story sounding better on paper.

Perfectly acted, suitably eerie and utterly unique in premise and character, Broken Bird may just be one of FrightFest’s best hidden gems.

The Last Breath is certainly worth a viewing for fans of this genre, there are better entries out there that do something widely similar.

Space Cadet has a few stand-out scenes that ultimately make it worth the watch, and it certainly has fun with its offbeat premise.

In a Violent Nature is an impressive horror flick that delivers new ideas in a divisive yet commendable way.