The Top 5 Best Horror Movies Of The 70’s!
Hi all! Today I am back to share the 5 best horror movies of the 70’s! This is the era where horror began to become popular. It birthed iconic franchises...
Is The Lighthouse For You?
The Lighthouse is going to be a movie you’ll either love or hate. You’ll either love it for its surreal imagery, strange story, isolating setting, all over the place tone,...
Return to Glennascaul
A ghost story for Christmas, and something timeless for your festive viewing; Orson Welles’ Return to Glennascaul is only 23 minutes long, which makes it a pleasure rather than a...
The Last Rite
We haven’t had a good old-fashioned exorcism for a while, so Leroy Kincaide’s British take on the familiar genre, released via Samuel Goldwyn in the US, seemed worth a shot;...
Blu-ray Review: Malignant
After switching gears and directing the comic book movie Aquaman, Warner Bros. has allowed James Wan to return to his low-budget horror movie roots with Malignant, an absolutely gnarly little...
TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE (2022) Preview with first teaser trailer
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022) Yep, that’s the fantastically inspired title! And the first teaser trailer has appeared. Is anyone interested beyond the fan boys who will lap up anything they...
The Lighthouse: A Tale of Madness
Directed by Robert Eggers, The Lighthouse is about two men placed on a remote island, far from any civilization, to man and tend to a lighthouse during the 1890’s. As...
BLACK FRIDAY: Fun Horror Comedy for the Holidays
I’ve always wondered why Black Friday had not been explored in a horror film. Director Casey Tebo and writer Andy Greskoviak finally give the much-deserved holiday-horror treatment to a day that...
Nosferatu: A Bold Vision of a Familiar Story
a story become too familiar? After almost a century of Dracula narratives, whether they are adapted directly from the Bram Stoker novel or not, the character and his arc feels...
Dead Silence
There doesn’t seem to be much love in the world for killer doll movie Dead Silence. The film-makers (Leigh Whannell, James Wan) went on to bigger and better things, and...
Malignant
Yikes! One of the unexpected fallers in 2021’s race for the drastically reduced box-office prizes on offer was James Wan’s return to the horror territories that he’d previously made his...
The Awakening of Lilith (2021) Movie Review ‘Emotionally Driven Thriller’
Emotionally Driven Thriller Director: Steven Adam Renkovish Writer: Steven Adam Renkovish (Screenplay) Starring: Brittany Renee, Justin Livingston, Tiffany Majors Doby, Rachel Sims Jackson, Christiana Wilson, Jessie Roberts Plot: A...
A pure horror slasher, HALLOWEEN KILLS (2021) sees The Shape on a rampage of brutality!
Minutes after being left to die in a burning house, The Shape (aka Michael Myers), escapes and returns to the streets of Haddonfield where a war rages on between the...
Movie Review: Horror’s the main course in the Welsh thriller “The Feast”
“Tone” is the triumph of the Welsh thriller “The Feast.” Tone — in its lonely, remote setting, its chilly, unsettling characters and the deeply unpleasant things that transpire — is...
Onibaba (1964)
A veritable horror classic.Onibaba (1964) review
Last Night in Soho is an Overwhelming Experience
Cass is here with a review of the latest Edgar Wright film.Last Night in Soho is an Overwhelming Experience
Last Night in Soho (2021)
I need to show my cards here – I am a huge Edgar Wright fan. I have been ever since I have seen Shaun of the Dead (2004). I have learned a lot about...
“Last Night in Soho” (2021)
With so many films coming out this year, we never know which one is good and which one will disappoint us. In certain cases, it hurts when you anticipate bigger...
The Exorcist
The seventies really were, in my opinion, one of the best decades for film. For better or worse it really changed the way films were being made and brought in...
Behind the Masks: Horror Documentaries
Today, we’re going to take a slight detour from our regularly scheduled programming, and step away from the in-universe appeal of horror films. Instead, we’re taking a step back behind...
