Film Review – Rose: A Love Story (2020)
True love is not always enough to conquer all in Jennifer Sheridan's intelligent and affecting horror film. Rose and Sam...
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Film Review – Stray (2020)
A stunning dogumentary that shadows stray bitch Zeytin as she shines a light on the neglected refugee community of Istanbul....
SXSW 2021: Film Review – Alien on Stage (2020)
An inspirational and hilarious account of the mercurial afternoon in Leicester Square when amateur dramatics merged worlds with the cult...
SXSW Online 2021 – 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...
SXSW Online 2021 – Film Review – The Feast
One night. One House. One hell of a feast. A dysfunctional family and their guests face the wrath of an...
SXSW Online 2021 – Film Review -Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk Horror (2021)
An astonishingly expansive and texturally footsure study of folk horror's enduring influence on the arts, especially cinema. Utilising mixed media,...
Film Review – The Block Island Sound (2020)
The Block Island Sound is a real-life strait off the coast of Rhode Island. The first area of the USA...
Film Review – 29 Needles (2019)
Meet Francis Bacon. A sadistic narcissist with a broken belief system that makes the Russian nihilists look like inspirational meme...
Frightfest Glasgow 21 – Film Review – Vicious Fun (2020)
Vicious Fun is an early 80's horror writer disturbs a deadly nest of serial killers. Joel, a horror movie critic...
Frightfest Glasgow 21 Review – American Badger (2020)
An empathy drained hitman targets a gang of evil Albanian sex traffickers in this profoundly violent meditation on redemption and...
Frightfest Glasgow 21 Review – The Old Ways (2020)
In The Old Ways , a feisty young woman with several dark secrets becomes the hostage of superstitious demon fighters...
Film Review – Come True (2020)
 Avoiding home and sleeping under the stars on playground slides 18-year old Sarah is mentally exhausted. When she does drift...
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Film Review – Wrong Turn (2021)
Highly politicised refresh of the enduring Wrong Turn franchise obsessed with face-based tree trauma. A diverse group of privileged Millennials, too...
Film Review – Breeder (2020)
Mia is married to a sexually aloof businessman with his fingers knuckle deep in some very unethical pies. Suspicious of...