Theatre of Blood

A macabre, witty revenge fantasy with ornate Art Deco sets and a gleefully theatrical killer.

A sleek, savage slow-burn that keeps you squirming and laughing as privileged guests are served a menu of escalating dread.

A macabre, old-fashioned chiller with a tragic villain and a few genuinely eerie set pieces, best enjoyed as a classic horror showcase.

A wry, macabre little comedy that makes you squirm and chuckle as it skewers pretentious art scenes with grisly, low-budget charm.

A gleefully filthy, chaotic shock-comedy that plays like a grimy underground carnival, daring you to laugh at its tasteless excess.

A wild, campy rock opera that blends horror and satire into a tragic, over-the-top spectacle.

A gleefully grisly thrill ride that mixes splatter shocks with deadpan prison comedy and a sly swipe at corruption.

A theatrical, unsettling satire that swings from absurd comedy to chilling horror, demanding attention as it skewers privilege and madness.

A creaky, gleefully macabre farce where hammy performances and slapstick death make for an easy, wicked chuckle.

A short, nasty blast of campy horror-comedy that plays like a gleeful, blood-spattered in-joke about theatrical obsession.

A scrappy, gleefully silly black-and-white farce that mixes cheap thrills with deadpan jokes and a hungry, wisecracking plant.

A tense, self-aware slasher that keeps you guessing with brutal set pieces and meta-horror twists.