A slasher for burned-out, financially insecure millennials as sure as Scream was for the cynical, fiercely independent Gen Xers.

Mesmerising and enchanting images prove the strange, sublime, gothic folk that Britain built is still very much alive and well.

Erik Hofstatter's Bankrupting Sky Banks is available from Aqueduct Press now. Enter the draw for a copy here.

Concierge feels familiar yet also pulls apart genre and art styles, putting them back together in fascinating new arrangements.

Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches Season 2 is available on Blu-ray, DVD and digital from Acorn Media International on 25 August.

A strong tale of how humans can refuse to accept their power to actively focus on and pursue the better angels of their nature.

Together is a twisted love story that masterfully subverts emotional and physical, and literal and metaphorical, connection.

Despite shortcomings, there’s plenty of fun to be had here in mastering weapon sets, and enjoying the thoughtful boss design.

Stone Martyrs by dark fiction author Erik Hofstatter is available from Aqueduct Press now.

Lusus Naturae by Chris Coppel is available from Cranthorpe Millner on 20 May.

Shudder Original The Creep Tapes is available from Acorn Media International on Blu-ray, DVD and digital on 12 May.

A superb, poignant addition to the blossoming canon of body horror focussed on the beauty industry’s inflictions on the female body. %

Black Cab is available from Acorn Media International on Blu-ray, DVD and digital now.

Drifter Cameron Vale (Stephen Lack) is plagued by incessant voices in his head, unaware that he’s a ‘scanner’: a person with extraordinary telepathic powers, who can not only read minds but literally tear them apart.  When he meets Dr Paul Ruth (Patrick McGoohan), the scientist recruits him and others of his kind to help them adapt to society. But a sinister underground movement of Scanners led by the psychotic Darryl Revok (Michael Ironside) have other intentions… The ultimate confrontation of minds awaits. 

When horror breaks rank and explores the raw realities of postnatal depression, we’re witnesses to something even more terrifying.