Film Review – 12 Hour Shift (2020)
Nurse Mandy is a druggy mess with a nasty sideline in organ peddling and not the kind that goes on...
Bradley Hadcroft
The Best Horror Films of 2020
I understand the criticisms of publishing lists such as this one during such challenging times. Do we really need a...
Film Review – Alone (2020)
Jessica is returning to her hometown to help process the untimely death of her beloved husband. After an incident on...
Film Review – Spell – (2020)
A big shot lawyer suffers agony and despair when his plane crashlands into a gruelling abyss of diabolical Hoodoo. Marquis...
For the Sake of Vicious (2020, Arrow Video Frightfest October)
It's Halloween and knackered nurse Romina returns home to find a sex case shitstorm in her crummy apartment. In For...
Arrow FrightFest October Review – Alien on Stage (2020)
Alien On Stage is an inspirational and hilarious account of the mercurial afternoon in Leicester Square when amateur dramatics merged...
Review – Breeder (2020, Arrow FrightFest October)
In Breeder, Mia is married to a sexually aloof businessman with his fingers knuckle deep in some very unethical pies....
Review – Don’t Look Back (2020, Arrow FrightFest October )
In Don't Look Back, Caitlin Kramer is having a rough time of it even by the universally debilitating standards of...
Review – Held (2020, Arrow Frightfest October)
Held is a minimalist cat and mouse thriller will keep you guessing all the way until its twisted reveal. Emma...
BFI London film Festival 2020 – Film Review – The Intruder (2020)
Horror resides deep within everyday occurrences in this elegant genre-spanning psychodrama from Argentina. Inés splits her work life between singing...
BFI London film Festival 2020 – 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...
Nightstream Festival – Film Review – 32 Malasana Street (2020)
A family is terrorised by a vengeful spirit in this classy Spanish spookfest. Â It's 1976 and Spain is transitioning towards...
BFI London film Festival 2020 – Film Review – Stray (2020)
A stunning dogumentary that shadows stray bitch Zeytin as she shines a light on the neglected refugee community of Istanbul....
Film Review – Saint Maud (2019)
Private palliative care nurse Maud brings her next-level piety into the atheistic abode of Amanda, a dying dance diva. Convinced...