Overlook Film Festival Review – Who Invited Them (2022)
Adam and Margo have bagged an exclusive property on the exclusive Canyon Heights Estate for a knock-down price. In the...
Bradley Hadcroft
Review – Hypochondriac (2022 Overlook Film Festival)
In Hypochondriac, vivacious young potter Will appears to be living his best life. He has a sought-after job, cool friends,...
Overlook Film Festival Review – Zalava (2021)
Iran is on the brink of a revolution and the tiny village of Zalava in Kurdistan is besieged by what...
Film Review – Wyrmwood Apocalypse (2021)
This hyperkinetic and gloriously gory sequel mixes new ideas with familiar tropes to formulate a fun and frenetic time for...
Film Review – The Sadness (2021)
Steel yourself for the blood-spattered death of morality and the rise of animalistic gratification in the most profoundly violent movie...
Shudder Film Review – Virus: 32 (2022)
Location is king in this beautifully crafted high concept survival horror from Uruguay. After fucking up in the co-parenting stakes,...
Film Review – Agnes (2021)
A cynical priest with an unsavoury past and his timid neophyte are dispatched to a traditionalist convent. Their unwanted mission...
Grimmfest Easter 2022 – Film Review – Cross The Line (2020)
Mario Casas shines in this scurrying morality tale of a one-night stand that spirals disastrously out of control. Kind-natured barcelonÃ...
Glasgow Frightfest – Film Review – Mandrake (2021)
In Mandrake, a beleaguered probation officer is swamped by the dark arts when she becomes saddled with the reintegration of...
Review – Wyrmwood Apocalypse (2021, Glasgow Frightfest)
This hyperkinetic and gloriously gory sequel mixes new ideas with familiar tropes to formulate a fun and frenetic time for...
Glasgow Frightfest – Film Review – Night’s End (2022)
Ken Barber has cocooned himself inside his new apartment as a result of his extreme anxiety disorder. Interacting with the...
Film Review – Hellbender (2021)
Teenage wildling Izzy lives with her mother in the depths of the Catskill woodlands. Cocooned from social interaction due to...
Sundance 2022 Film Review – Piggy (2021)
Carlota Pereda's punishingly personal feature debut explores heartless body shaming and the small town big hell of a Spanish teenager...
Sundance 2022 Film Review – Something In The Dirt (2021)
Fresh on the heels of directing episodes of the hit Netflix series Archive 81 creative forces of nature Justin Benson...