Rebecca Sayce / Contributor 13/02/2026 Rebecca Sayce / Contributor 13/02/2026

[Editorial] 7 Valentine's Day films for the horror lover in your life

Here at Ghouls, we’re not averse to getting a little soppy with it, so we’ve rounded up seven of the most romantic horror films to spice up your Valentine’s Day, and where to stream them.

Rebecca Sayce / Contributor 31/01/2026 Rebecca Sayce / Contributor 31/01/2026

[Film Review] A Desert (2024)

Following his decades working in film preservation, Joshua Erkman stepped behind the camera in his 2024 directorial debut, A Desert – a viciously bleak exploration of fading optimism in the US, urban paranoia, and decay set in a nightmarish world that is almost too much to look at.

Rebecca Sayce / Contributor 22/01/2026 Rebecca Sayce / Contributor 22/01/2026

[Editorial] Oscar Nominations 2026: Where to stream all the horror picks

Ahead of the Academy Awards ceremony, Ghouls has rounded up where you can stream all of the 2025 horror releases in the UK and the US from the comfort of your own home.

Rebecca Sayce / Contributor 30/04/2023 Rebecca Sayce / Contributor 30/04/2023

[Editorial] Reclaiming Femininity and Coming of Age in Raw (2016)

In a world where our bodies are so tightly policed and our desires are shunned, it seems no surprise that there is an abundance of horror films that see women rebel and reclaim their bodily autonomy

Rebecca Sayce / Contributor 21/12/2022 Rebecca Sayce / Contributor 21/12/2022

[For The Love Of Franchises] How Scream Changed the Representation of the Final Girl

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The slasher genre has married gore and sexuality in an unholy bond that has remained strong since its inception

The roots of the slasher film began in Italian giallo films of the 1960s and 1970s, well known for their innovative use of violence, gore, and sexuality in their murder mystery narratives.