Calvaire Cauldron Films is rare in horror cinema

is rare in horror cinema for its odd mixture of the ghastly and the lyrical

turf by turf – with starry dreams of using the millions to benefit the community and save a local hospital

Now newly restored in 4K from its original 16mm camera negative

A serial killer rises from the grave as a flesh-eating zombie maniac

travels deep into wine-making country only to find the locals bearing horrific signs of an infection and behaving violently

Calvaire Cauldron Films is rare in horror cinemaSOME PEOPLE WOULD KILL FOR COMPANY In the early 21st century, as European art and horror films began to push the boundaries of extremity and endurance, Calvaire emerged as one of the standout entries. A shattering debut from Belgian director Fabrice Du Welz, Calvaires ability to subvert genre and wrong foot its audience marked the arrival of a major new talent. Travelling cabaret singer Marc Stevens (Laurent Lucas) finds himself stranded when his van