BFI London Film Festival Review – The Medium (2021)
A film crew is documenting the life of Nim, a Taiwanese shaman who acts as a conduit for an openhearted...
Bradley Hadcroft
Grimmfest 2021 – Film Review – Shot in the Dark (2021)
In Shot In The Dark, William Langston is a young man lost in a fog of guilt and grief. His...
Grimmfest 2021 – Film Review – Seagull (2019)
After 8 years of self-imposed exile living off-grid on a secluded beach, Rose returns to the dysfunctional bosom of her...
Grimmfest 2021 – Film Review – Two Witches (2021)
Two Witches follows a woman receives the evil eye from a foul hag with truly horrifying consequences for those close...
Grimmfest 2021 Preview
Widely regarded as one of the finest independent genre festivals in the world, Grimmfest 2021 is preparing to kick off...
Arrow Video Frightfest 2021 – Film Review – The Retaliators (2021)
A broken man of god struggles to turn the other cheek. Unlike a pole dancer after enjoying a playful bum...
Arrow Video Frightfest 2021 – Film Review – Boy#5 (2021)
Marjorie is an overburdened social worker plagued by guilt after one of her young charges takes a fatal heroin overdose....
Film Review – Sound Of Violence (2021)
Alexis, a young deaf girl, witnesses the savage butchering of her family. She realises her hearing can be rebooted by...
Arrow Video Frightfest 2021 – Film Review – Dawn Breaks Behind The Eyes(2021)
A swooning love letter to European cinema of the sixties and seventies. Written on LSD blotter paper and signed off...
Arrow Video Frightfest 2021 – Film Review – Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes(2020)
Mild-mannered Kato, a cafe owner in Tokyo, becomes the epicenter of a bizarre time travel conundrum. Soon his staff, friends,...
Arrow Video Frightfest 2021 – Film Review – The Exorcism of Carmen Farias(2021)
After the harrowing death of her mother, Carmen is surprised to learn she now owns a delipidated property that belonged...
Mad God Review (Fantasia Film Festival)
An intrepid operative on a sabotage mission enters a rudimentary capsule and is lowered for miles into a depraved world...
The Sadness Review (Fantasia Film Festival)
Steel yourself for The Sadness, the blood-spattered death of morality and the rise of animalistic gratification in the most profoundly...
Martyrs Lane Review (Fantasia Film Festival)
Leah is a ten-year-old vicar's daughter who feels strangely ostracized by her own family. Playing second fiddle to the needs...