The Night Moves section of the film festival, say the organisers, is "the wild and wicked late-night section of the programme, for those who like their cinema experiences dark, risky or just plain scary".
Read our full 2008 Edinburgh International Film Festival coverage.
View other Edinburgh International Film Festival Films by Strand: Black Box, British Gala, Director's Showcase, Document, Gala, Mirrorball, Retrospecive: Jeanne Moreau, Retrospective: Shirley Clarke, Rosebud, Shorts, Under The Radar
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Cadaver (Haebuhak-gyosil) (Country: South Korea; Director: Derek Son; Cast: Han Ji-min, On Ju-wan, Oh Tae-kyung)
South Korean autopsy thriller with a deliciously dark atmosphere and the pace to match. International Premiere.
Shiver (Eskalofrío) (Country: Spain; Director: Isidro Ortiz; Writer: Hernán Migoya, José Gamo, José Gamo, Alejandro Hernández, Isidro Ortiz; Cast: Junio Valverde, Blanca Suárez, Jimmy Barnatán, Mar Sodupe, Francesc Orella, Paul Berrondo, Josep Maria Domènech, Roberto Enríquez, Andrés Herrera, Katia Klein, Blanca Martínez) Santi suffers from a chronic illness which means sunlight is bad for him, but his peers don't understand and he is frequently bullied. So his mother moves them to a remote northern town where there is little light. There, however, the people are no kinder, and nasty goings-on in the woods suggest that there may be something else there which likes the dark... UK Premiere. Full Review Official Site, View Trailer
Trail Of The Screaming Forehead (Country: USA; Director: Larry Blamire; Writer: Larry Blamire; Cast: Daniel Roebuck, Susan McConnell, Fay Masterson, Andrew Parks, H.M. Wynant, Brian Howe, Dan Conroy, Alison Martin, Trish Geiger, Jennifer Blaire, Larry Blamire) 50s B-movies take a turn for a spoofing, as alien soul-sucking foreheads flood the world. International Premiere. Full Review
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