Beast of War Review (2025 Grimmfest Festival)
Beast of War is a gripping action-horror film that mourns the wastefulness of World War II and celebrates the raw...
Bradley Hadcroft
The Drowned Review
The Drowned is a frustratingly clumsy chamber piece that attempts to infuse the heist gone wrong blueprint with Greek mythology...
Dead Of Winter Review
A grieving widow visits an isolated Minnesota lake filled with precious memories, only to become entangled in a bizarre kidnapping...
Odyssey Review (Frightfest 2025)
Gerard Johnson's gritty urban thriller, Odyssey, amplifies the greed and ruthlessness of the London property market into a cacophony of...
Crushed Review (Frightfest 2025)
 Extremist drama Crushed sets evil perversions upon theistic resolve and pulverises the savaged remains with contemptuous irony. Wholesome pastor Father...
Redux Redux Review (Edinburgh/ FrightFest 2025)
High-concept Sci-Fi shocker blending narrative elements of The Terminator and Groundhog Day to entertaining effect. Irene is a grieving mother...
BRUTE 1976 Review
Marcel Walz's vulgar Texas Chainsaw Massacre/Hills Have Eyes homage, Brute 1976, is a degenerate triumph of stunning visuals and very...
Flush Review (Fantasia 2025)
Flush - Grégory Morin's squalid restroom farce is a hilarious tour de force of turds, trauma, and cocaine catastrophes. Desperate...
The School Duel Review (Fantasia 2025)
Riddled with the exit wounds of religious indoctrination, The School Duel spits in the guilty face of American gun culture....
When Evil Lurks Review
Possession horror gets a gory refresh in this audacious Argentinian shocker When Evil Lurks, rich with folklore and unflinchingly brutal...
Noise Review (Fantasia 2025)
Noise is an imaginative sound design, and terrifying set pieces boost it into the upper tier of Korean fright flicks Ju-hee...
Lucid Review (Fantasia 2025)
Surreal and sublime, Lucid projects remnants of a fractured childhood through the kaleidoscope of '90s art, flashing rays of beauty...
Fragment Review (Fantasia 2025)
An exquisitely composed drama from South Korea, Fragment broods with guilt and anger as it sifts through the emotional wreckage...
Hold The Fort Review (Fantasia 2025)
Hold The Fort is a zingy monster flick that freshens up a genre staple with gore and gags galore. When...