Influenced by the Hammer and Amicus horror anthologies of 60s and 70s, writer and director John Williams brings us a distinctly British anthology horror that has its tongue jammed firmly in its cheek.
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An indie horror flick made on a low-budget and with relative no-name actors, All My Friends Are Dead puts the effort in to rise above its obvious shortcomings.
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Grave Intentions is a horror anthology film featuring stories that date back as far as 2014, with at least one appearing in another anthology.
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“Nobody messes with Stumpy Nixon!” Return to Horror Hotel is a 2019 horror anthology movie. Directed by Ricky Hess and
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Deathcember is made up of twenty four horror shorts that take a look at the darker side of the holiday season.
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Written and directed by the duo of David Ian McKendry and Rebekah McKendry. All the Creatures Were Stirring is a holiday anthology horror and is a massive disappointment.
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Psychology class has a new Professor and he’s here to teach you real fear.
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V/H/S/2 is a found-footage, horror anthology film that released in 2013. It’s a sequel to V/H/S which released a year prior. Much like its predecessor, V/H/S/2 comprises of 5 segments linked together by a frame narrative.
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