John Williams

A wandering drifter stumbles upon a mysterious castle deep in the barren countryside. But what begins as simple curiosity soon turns into a nightmare as he is thrust into a world of werewolves, zombies, and other bloodthirsty monsters.

Night Of The Screaming Terror follows Dr Redfern as he visits St Peters mental asylum for the criminally insane. Inside he meets the eccentric Dr Mountford and his group of special patients. Each one with a bizarre and terrifying reason for their eternal detainment in the dark corridors of the asylum.

Residents of a sleepy English village investigate a werewolf threat lurking in the nearby moors. Led by a punk band and eccentric locals, they race to unravel the mystery and reclaim their village from this dark danger.

When two paranormal Youtubers travel to the cottage that once belonged to a legendary Derbyshire witch, they find out that many of the local myths hold true – and the real story may be even darker than the rumours…

Two cult members, Nigel and Job, decide to go on a road trip during their last two weeks on earth. Bucketlist in hand, motorhome fired up, the two head for the mountains of Scotland for a final fortnight filled with girls, skydiving, camping, alcohol and strange men claiming to be vampire slayers... Is this God's plan for Nigel and Job?

After the death of his mother, Sean pays a company to install a camera on the underside of her coffin lid, with terrible consequences.

Five tales full of horror, comedy and most importantly, Creeping Death. You better pray for your soul.

In 2020, five members of the paranormal web series 'There's Something In The Shadows' went off into the wilds of Scotland to try and prove the existence of a paranormal portal. The group's cameras and footage were found months later.

Paranormal investigators join forces with a medium and a Christian heavy metal band to destroy an evil clown.

Coming Up is a British Channel 4 television series of films made for television by new directors and writers. The first series was in 2006, and each year's series comprises seven or eight films. Series 6 was shown from July to September 2011. A reviewer in The Independent wrote: "Thank goodness for Coming Up ... it's a genuinely interesting display of possibilities".