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Bride Of Re-animator 4K Restoration Is Coming In 2026 From Ignite Films And Eagle Rock Pictures: "Cannes, France Ignite Films and Eagle Rock Pictures are currently working on the 4K restoration of their next film Bride of Re-Animator for release in early 2026. Building on the success of their landmark Re-Animator release, now available for purchase at Ignite-Films.com. The label continues its commitment to premium restorations with Brian Yuzna’s chaotic cult sequel — brought back from the dead in a brand-new 4K restoration, announced Jan Willem Bosman Jansen of Ignite Films, and Jim Quan of Eagle Rock Pictures, at the Fantastic Pavilion at the Marché du Film in Cannes.

Unveiled at the Fantastic Pavilion at the Marché du Film in Cannes, Bride of Re-Animator will receive a deluxe home video release mirroring the wildly popular Re-Animator 40th Anniversary Edition — packed with exclusive new bonus features, limited collector’s packaging, and fan-favorite surprises.

The Glowflare Horror Film Festival has announced the first titles in its 2025 programme, setting the stage for a weekend of unsettling cinema in East Yorkshire this May. Running 17-18 May at Parkway Cinema in Beverley, the festival kicks off with three fiercely independent horror features, all of which promise to test the nerves and expectations of its audience.

First on the list is All This Time, the new psychological time-loop chiller from Rob Worsey. Starring Emily Rose Holt, the film follows a mother ensnared in a never-ending night within a mysterious house where reality slips further away with each repetition. Pursued and manipulated by a sinister vampire, played by Dan De Bourg, Grace must confront a labyrinth of memory and trauma to escape. With gothic imagery, an enigmatic housekeeper, and echoes of The Others and Triangle, Worsey’s film looks set to be a standout entry for fans of character-driven terror.

The highly anticipated British horror film The Cellar is set for it’s Brighton Premiere at Wagner Hall on 5th April 2025 at 6:30pm. The screening of The Cellar will be followed with a Q & A. Tickets are now available at:

https://filmfreeway.com/BrightonRocks/tickets

Directed by Jamie Langlands, this psychological nightmare has already made waves on the festival circuit, winning over 30 international awards and securing 15 official selections. The newly released trailer gives a terrifying glimpse into what promises to be one of the year’s most unsettling horror films.

The story follows Abigail, a young girl who wakes up in a dark underground cell with no memory of how she got there. Trapped in a claustrophobic nightmare, she must fight to survive while uncovering the chilling truth about her situation. As reality blurs, the film explores trauma, fear, and the terrifying power of the unknown. Known for its...

The highly anticipated British horror film The Cellar is set for it’s Brighton Premiere at Wagner Hall on 5th April 2025 at 6:30pm. The screening of The Cellar will be followed with a Q & A. Tickets are now available at: https://filmfreeway.com/BrightonRocks/tickets Directed by Jamie Langlands, this psychological nightmare has already made waves on the [...]

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Stars: Meghan Adara, Neil James, Charlotte Marshall, Mickaela Sands, Obie Dean, Tom Clear, Sophie Flack, Wayne Liversidge, Sophie Karl, James Merganser, Abi Mcloughlin | Written and Directed by Jamie Langlands

The feature-length directorial debut of actor Jamie Langlands, The Cellar follows Abigail (Meghan Adara), who awakens to find herself imprisoned in a subterranean chamber. After managing to escape her confinement, she discovers an expansive and labyrinthine network of cellars, patrolled by a masked guard. As she evades her captor, Abigail uncovers a flurry of missing posters – possible evidence that the entire Alcoholics Anonymous group she attended has also been abducted, though the motive behind their imprisonment remains a mystery.

Most of The Cellar plays out, for the majority, without any dialogue. The only dialogue there is takes place in flashbacks to the AA meetings Abigail attends, otherwise, her entire capture and suspenseful escape is largely silent, her fear conveyed in the...

Nerdly Presents Episode 4 of the Romford Film Festival Podcast… Proudly Presented by Nerdly Host Kevin Haldon who sits down to chat with directors Dan Gould and Jamie David Langlands to talk about feature films Interlopers and The Cellar respectively, both of which are showing at this year’s Romford Horror Film Festival – which takes place February 27th through March 2nd 2025.

Interlopers

A no-budget indie feature told in three parts: Before, during, and after a zombie apocalypse. Interlopers depicts a changing world in the face of a ‘biological revolution’.

The Cellar

A young girl wakes up imprisoned underground, with amnesia. She must escape, unravel the mystery behind her captivity, and confront her personal struggles. A suspenseful tale of survival, truth, and inner turmoil unfolds.

British horror is set to deliver another chilling entry to the genre with The Cellar, a psychological nightmare directed by Jamie Langlands. While the exact release date remains under wraps, the film has already left a strong impression on the festival circuit, collecting over 20 international awards and securing nine official selections. The newly released trailer offers a glimpse into what promises to be one of the most unsettling horror films of the year.

The story centres on Abigail, played by Meghan Adara, a young woman who wakes up in a pitch-black underground cell with no memory of how she got there. As she struggles to escape her claustrophobic prison, she must also piece together the horrifying truth behind her captivity. What begins as a fight for survival soon turns into something far more disturbing, as reality bends and terrifying secrets begin to surface. The film is already drawing praise for its atmospheric tension,...

When we meet Simon (Brett Goldstein) and Laura (Imogen Poots) in William Bridges and Goldsteins sci-fi romantic drama, All of You, we are instantly hit with their palpable chemistry. As someone unfamiliar with Ted Lasso, I was incredibly taken by Brett Goldsteins presence as a romantic lead. He acts tough and unbothered by the fact that his best friend is undergoing a test to find her soulmate, but we can see in his gaze that he is head over heels in love.

All of You

Director William BridgesWriters William Bridges, Brett GoldsteinCast Tariq Rasheed, Jamie Langlands, Alara-Star Khan, Jay Gorin, va Magyar, Steven Cree, Jenna Coleman, Brett Goldstein, Zawe Ashton, Imogen PootsRuntime 98 MinutesGenres Drama

We know as well as Simon this isnt going to work out for him, but he isnt tempted to distance himself from Laura just yet. As the movie ends, I was left with one strong feeling...

Stars: Charlotte Curwood, Tom Ware, Jamie Langlands, Michael Swatton, Peter Rayfield, Daniel Jeary, David Stopp, Robert Daniel Kolscar, Roger Wyatt | Written and Directed by Steve Du Melo

When “Disease Control” are alerted that food at a local meat processing plant has been contaminated by a rare virus, trainee tactical police are sent in by the Cyber-tri-Tech Bio Company to evacuate the workers with a civilian camera crew to document the operation. They find the virus has infected the workers who are displaying extreme violent behaviour. When all is not what it appears and the infected start to murder each other, they realise that it could have disastrous and deadly repercussions on a worldwide scale.

Sold as a “found footage” movie, C.A.M. posits that what we see was found in 2013 and compiled by Steve Du Melo, rather than directed by him. Compiled in such a way that we get...

A passionate group of film makers who have worked together on many projects are coming together to produce the independent sci-fi horror feature film The Cellar and are currently raising finishing funds via a Crowdfunder campaign on Indiegogo.

The Cellar is written/produced and directed by Jamie Langlands (The Caller) (2022) and stars Meghan Adara (The Caller) (2022). SFX make up are by Cerys Burns-Toms (The Caller) (2022), Director of Photography/Editor is Richard Anthony Dunford (The Caller) (2022), Sound Recordist Carrie Higgs (The Caller) (2022) and Composer/sound design Cristian Parras (C.A.M.) (2021).

Synopsis:

A young girl finds herself trapped in an underground cell. With no recollection of how she got there she must find a way to escape and uncover the dark secrets of how she got there.

The Cellar Crowdfunder campaign is running now and is aiming to raise £2,000 for finishing funds. You can get involved with the campaign Here, where...

Stars: Charlotte Curwood, Tom Ware, Jamie Langlands, Michael Swatton, Peter Rayfield, Daniel Jeary, David Stopp, Robert Daniel Kolscar, Roger Wyatt | Written by Steph Du Melo | Directed by Larry Downing, Steph Du Melo

When “Disease Control” are alerted that food at a local meat processing plant has been contaminated by a rare virus, trainee tactical police are sent in by the Cyber-tri-Tech Bio Company to evacuate the workers with a civilian camera crew to document the operation. They find the virus has infected the workers that are displaying extreme violent behaviour. When all is not what it appears and the infected start to murder each other, they realise that it could have disastrous and deadly repercussions on a world wide scale.

Sold as a “found footage” movie, C.A.M. posits that what we see was found in 2013 and compiled by Larry Downing and Steph Du Melo, rather than directed by the duo.

Stars: Francis Magee, Lara Lemon, Lucy Drive, Jamie Langlands, Melissa Hollett, Tom Clear, Owen Llwelyn, Roger Wyatt, Peter Rayfield, Amelia Armande, Ron McMillan, Nicola Boreham | Written by Steph Du Melo, Jacob Coen, Roger Wyatt | Directed by Steph Du Melo

As a Prelude to Fear is one of two new horrors from Steph Du Melo and MeloMediaFilms and when I say new horrors I mean new British horrors. Yes folks, we have a newcomer to the UK horror scene, something we keep a close eye on here at Nerdly (that’s why we sponsor both Grimmfest and the Romford Horror Festival), coming out the gate with not one but two films – both of which we’ll be reviewing this week and both of which tackle very different aspects of the genre.

The film tells the story of a young cellist called Eve Taylor (Lara Lemon) who gets kidnapped and imprisoned in a dungeon-like basement,...