LATEST NEWS & FEATURES
Matlock Bath Pavilion in Derbyshire is the location of a screening premiere for a new horror film shot in the area by director Alasdair Gretton.
A haunting new short film, The Last Visit, is now crowdfunding on Indiegogo with a project that hopes to channel the challenging films of Ingmar Bergman (The Seventh Seal, Winter Light).
Teenage Screams is a planned experimental documentary following a 16-year-old British girl as she directs her first ballet horror short, The Final Variation.
The Correction Unit is a new science-fiction thriller that is set in a near-future Britain where artificial intelligence, state control, and youth incarceration collide.
LATEST MIDLANDS REVIEWS
Two conspiracy theorists walk into a shop. You can’t tell me that’s just a coincidence.
The Catfish is a new 10-minute short from writer-filmmaker-actor Nisaro Karim who, with production company Five Pence Productions, has consistently created a multitude of short films over the years in the Midlands.
With a host of 80s-inspired TV shows and films being released over the last few years - and even a number of local shorts inspired by the decade - you can now add new Midlands film If This Is It to this ever-expanding list of retro-infused stories.
The Correction Unit asks what kind of world would it be if we could predict and control impulses using technology, but rather than just an intriguing sci-fi theory, it asks an audience to consider the ramifications these ideas have on our world today. Especially with young people who are still trying to find their plac
LATEST CINEMA & HOME RELEASES
This slice of life film tells the story of a professor at Yale University, who learns from her star student, that her fellow professor and close friend has crossed the line. As she navigates these feelings, she struggles to keep her own dark past coming to light.
Only Monsters play God. The oldest science fiction story in the world, is a tale about an egotistical mad scientist trying to conquer death, by reanimating a monster made of various body parts. What will Victor Frankenstein do when he creates life? How will the world react to something so grotesque?
A dollop of crime and American iconography permeate the first feature from poet Tony Tost who writes and directs this tale of Dixie-infused characters embroiled in a twisty plot of violence and theft.
“These go up to 11”. Who would have thought that from a humble 1984 mock/rock-umentary - itself spun off from a 1978 sketch show - a quote from a dumb guitarist has now become part of our global lexicon and beloved by millions.
Watch the new trailer for local animation BIG RED
"After testing a device which allows him to understand squirrel language, reporter Jimmy Benson has a day that's no walk in the park."
BIG RED is an upcoming animated film by Midlands Movies Awards winner James Pyle, coming 2026. Watch the trailer above and follow progress of the project on
James' Instagram account here.
