Matt Goddard is a contributor at Game Rant. He is passionate about pop culture, focusing on the film industry, filmmaking, and entertainment news, while also providing insights into the lore of movies and TV. Matt's work has been featured in Microsoft, VisitBrighton, We Got This Covered, GameRant, and VultureHound Magazine.
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By: Matt Goddard, Rebecca Sayce, Ariel Powers-Schaub, Tom Mimnagh
Dust and grain spit through the inky shadows of Dracula: The Night Around Us, a subtly revisionist but searingly fresh take on a familiar story. Dr John Seward (Eric Toms) is a doctor working in a…
By: Ariel Powers-Schaub, Rebecca Sayce, Tom Mimnagh, Matt Goddard
Tom Mimnagh reviews the new horror thriller Compliance ahead of it’s screening at Fright Fest 2026.
By: Rebecca Sayce, Matt Goddard, Ariel Powers-Schaub, Tom Mimnagh
From Wrong Turn 2: Dead End to The Barge People and The Green Inferno, FrightFest has a long history of screening flesh-shredding, bone-crunching cannibal films. The latest to join its legacy is Bunny…
By: Matt Goddard, Mark Carnochan
Train to Busan returns to the FrightFest, the festival that’s spent 10 years acclaiming it as its finest ever closing night film event.
By: James Hanton, Rebecca Sayce, Matt Goddard
This Brazilian cosmic horror is one of FrightFest 2026’s dark gems—a curveball gleaming in the Discover Screen schedule.
By: Matt Goddard, Iona Walling-Smith, James Hanton, Reece Beckett
Three passengers cross a river in a small wooden boat, navigated by a frail elderly man, on their way to a writing competition at the picturesque Pitchfork Retreat. This seemingly basic premise soon…
By: Reece Beckett, Matt Goddard, Iona Walling-Smith, Rebecca Sayce
Jonathan Millott and Cary Murnion first introduced us to the wise-cracking, bone-snapping Becky Hopper (Lulu Wilson) in 2020 with the first Becky film, a home invasion flick where a 13-year-old girl…
By: Rebecca Sayce, Gavin Spoors, Matt Goddard, Reece Beckett
Arrow Film’s dedication to bringing us the definitive Ultra HD library of Clive Barker films reaches an interesting and inevitable point with Underworld.
By: Matt Goddard, William Stottor, Dallas King, Amber Tegan
Asian horror is always a highlight at FrightFest, and this year was no different, with offerings from Japan, Indonesia, and South Korea among the top titles. After the latter blew the roof off with an…
By: Rebecca Sayce, Iona Walling-Smith, Matt Goddard, Gavin Spoors
Some films are made with tons of financial backing, renowned writers, and a star-studded cast, and yet they can still disappoint audiences with their lacklustre delivery. Welcome to G-Town has the…
