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In ode to our upcoming event 'JAWS: Screening on the Ouse', Dead Northern presents Terror on the Tides: Top Ten Ocean Horror Movies

In We Bury the Dead, Daisy Ridley finds out that no matter how many Sith you defeat, cut down and slightly disfigure, there’s always someone who refuses to stay down.

Scream may be the darling of horror franchises, but does its latest entry leave audiences gutted? Dead Northern breaks down the highs and lows of the highly-anticipated 'Scream 7'.

A group of high school students awaken a curse originating from a deadly Aztec whistle, which results in their future deaths visciously hunting them down one by one.

J-horror cinema is famed for its haunting renditions of grief, anger and suffering, all whilst scaring the wits out of audiences at the hands of its terrifying visuals and brutal endings. Dead Northern has narrowed down this epic subgenre and created a one-stop, top ten guide to J-horror's best films.

Darcy and Daphne Davenport are joined in their remote Welsh cottage deep in the eerie countryside by a strange child with ominous intentions...

Anticipation is building for Johannes Roberts’ Primate (2026) as the new American horror-thriller about a genetically altered chimp who escapes from a research facility.

Heads will roll when the Horseman arrives at the scene, and oh boy, do they roll on the floor.

Dead Northern reviews the highly anticipated '28 Years Later: The Bone Temple', a horror drenched in blood, gore and hope.

From bloodied slashers to flesh-eating zombies, 2026 is set to be an unmissable year for horror cinema.

Dead Northern reviews 'In Search of Darkness: 1995-1999', the highly anticipated documentary that covers everything from late-1990s horror, from raunchy slashers through to extraterrestrial high school teachers and found footage of lost filmmakers...

As 2025 comes to a close, the team at Dead Northern takes a look at some of the best horror films that the year had to offer.