A trio of films hit UK TV for the first time as Horror Channel announce their September slate. Among them are the slick sci-fi thriller G-LOC, from director Tom Paton.

The films debuting on the channel are, in transmission order:

The Haunted (2018) – Saturday, September 4th (UK TV premiere). A young carer arrives for a new job at an isolated house in the country but when she’s left alone with her new patient she’s forced to confront some very dark secrets.

The Last House (2019) – Saturday, September 11th (UK TV premiere). Original I Spit on your Grave star Camille Keaton plays a widow who is being pressured to sell her property by the sons of a local landowner. When the local sheriff won’t help her out, she looks to protect herself and her home by any means necessary. (Also known as Cry for the Bad Man.)

G-LOC (2020) – Friday, September 17th (UK TV premiere). With the Earth dying, the population has inhabited another world. Stephen Moyer plays a man with nothing left to lose who attempts to flee on a supply ship. Also stars Casper Van Dien and John Rhys-Davies.

The Taking (2014) – Sunday, September 18th (channel premiere). A film crew are allowed to film an elderly woman’s fight with Alzheimer’s disease, but something more sinister seems to be going on.

Let Us Prey (2014) – Saturday, September 25th (channel premiere). Pollyanna McIntosh plays a new police officer in a small Scottish town. On a night shift, she has to deal with an inmate (Liam Cunningham) who can control the minds and souls of others.

For more information, head over to http://www.horrorchannel.co.uk/ Tune in on Sky 317, Virgin 149, Freeview 68, Freesat 138.