There’s something in The Fog and the inhabitants of Antonio Bay are about to discover the bitter truth as they celebrate the town’s centenary.

Ganja & Hess is a unique and radically black take on the vampire genre. With hallucinatory visuals, it not only reshaped the black imagination, it also changed what vampires could signify on screen.

The classic horror movie all-nighter returns as part of BFI’s In Dreams Are Monsters season, with five frightening films that are all F-rated (films directed by a woman and/or written by a woman).

The Dark Hedges Film Festival presents Tom Holland’s Fright Night as part of their 2022 programme and In Dreams Are Monsters season.

“How can you make a horror film in a place where death is a party?” asks Cameroonian director Jean-Pierre Bekolo in the outrageous and outrageously good sci-fi day-glo zombie political thriller The Bloodettes (Les Saignantes).

There is s’more to life than playing it safe – so join QFT’s young programmers as they take you on a horrifying thrill ride with a mystery movie that will scramble your brains.

Born with the cunning and superhuman power of a vampire, but able to stalk by day as well as night, Wesley Snipes stars in this action-packed thriller as the immortal vampire hunter Blade. Spearheaded by a re-release in blood-curdling 4K!

Presented in collaboration with Ghouls on Film - Belfast's feminist horror society - as part of 'A Queer Séance', director James Whale’s (Bride of Frankenstein) The Old Dark House is one of the best and most entertaining horror films of the 1930s.

This special event features a 100th anniversary screening of Häxan, the classic 1922 silent film written and directed by Benjamin Christensen, with a brand new QFT-commissioned score, composed and performed live by Nick Carlisle.

Oh, baby. Fresh from the cradle; witness a double bill from B movie writer, director and producer Larry Cohen (Q: The Winged Serpent), who brings hideous mutant baby-monsters from his twisted brain to your disbelieving eyes.

As part of 'A Queer Séance', join Ghouls on Film - Belfast's feminist horror society - and QFT as we investigate a tragic family past, a mysteriously locked room, cold chills, and bumps in the night in this gothic Hollywood classic.

An old victim of Count Dracula's bite is loose and stalking the streets of 20th-century Los Angeles in this Blaxploitation classic.

As part of 'A Queer Séance' Ghouls on Film - Belfast's feminist horror society - host an event screening of Robert Wise's eerie and unsettling 1963 ghost story, featuring a spooky drag show that will leave you screaming.

Based on the award-winning shorts of director Jalmari Helander, Rare Exports is a film for those who think they don't believe in Santa Claus anymore.

A Christmassy QFT Late presented in partnership with Ghouls on Film, The White Reindeer is a vampiric fairy-tale, set amongst the starkly beautiful fells of Finnish Lapland, and one of world cinema’s criminally under-seen masterpieces.