31 Days of Horror: Day 13- The Changeling (1980)
Despite the gruesome creatures, flying limbs and buckets of blood, horror as a genre can feel pretty stale. For every...
Year: 2013
Summer In February DVD Review
Set against the idyllic backdrop of the Cornish coast, Summer in February is a haunting true tale of love and...
Competition – Win V/H/S 2 On DVD
To celebrate the release of the most anticipated horror sequel of the year V/H/S/2 - out in select UK cinemas...
Competition – Summer In February On DVD
A enchanting tale of love, liberty and scandal Christopher Menaul's Summer In February is released on DVD &Blu-Ray 14th October...
31 Days of Horror: Days 12- Hausu (1977)
Despite the gruesome creatures, flying limbs and buckets of blood, horror as a genre can feel pretty stale. For every...
Win Glee: Season 4 Box Set On DVD!
It’s time to meet a new generation of students as life at McKinley High continues when Glee: Season 4 comes...
V/H/S 2 DVD Review
V/H/S rescued found-footage for me last year. It took the frankly tired cash cow medium and applied it to anthology...
31 Days of Horror: Day 11- Kill List (2011)
Despite the gruesome creatures, flying limbs and buckets of blood, horror as a genre can feel pretty stale. For every...
Cinema Review- Le Week-End
Jim Broadbent and Lindsay Duncan starring in a classy drama about the ever-changing relationship of two married sixty-somethings sounds like...
Cinema Review – Machete Kills
Robert Rodriguez gives Danny Trejo's ex-federale Machete Cortez his second big screen feature outing in Machete Kills, a film which amps up all the...
TIFF 2013 Review – Almost Human
The main problem with Almost Human is that its poster is almost cooler and more grabbing than the film itself....
TIFF 2013 Review – The Strange Little Cat (Das merkwürdige Kätzchen)
Hands down the hardest film to talk about at Toronto’s International Film Festival this year is The Strange Little Cat,...
31 Days of Horror: Day 10- Return of the Living Dead (1985)
Despite the gruesome creatures, flying limbs and buckets of blood, horror as a genre can feel pretty stale. For every...
The Wicker Man – The Final Cut Review
Whilst the third cut of Robin Hardy's seminal classic The Wicker Man is unlikely to present much that your typical aficionado has not seen before, audiences...