Film Reviews

Ross Wilcock 31 October 2016

This is it, everyone. We are about to look at the Mother of all slasher films, the film that brought...

Ross Wilcock 30 October 2016

Feed the Devil is a 2016 horror film releasing in the UK on DVD from Uk distributor High Fliers. This...

Ross Wilcock 30 October 2016

The Taking is a found footage horror film from 2014 following the story of a documentary film crew (lead by...

Ross Wilcock 29 October 2016

The Monster Squad is a fun and awesome horror film from the late 80’s following a group of monster fanatics...

Ross Wilcock 28 October 2016

Hellraiser is one of those films that you need to watch as a horror fan. I had never seen it,...

Ross Wilcock 27 October 2016

The Fog is probably one fo my favourite horror films of all time. It is one that I can watch...

Shane A.Bassett 26 October 2016

Director Scott Derrickson has delivered against all odds a shock to the system. When is a superhero movie not a...

chris Banks 26 October 2016

Marvel’s latest entry in its sprawling and hugely successful cinematic universe doesn’t do much in terms of narrative reinvention, but...

Shane A.Bassett 26 October 2016

Unlikely romance is in the air set around the arrival to 1930's Hollywood for young ambitious Bronx boy Bobby (Jesse...

Ross Wilcock 26 October 2016

Young Frankenstein is an eerie 70’s horror comedy film starring the late great Gene Wilder, who plays the American grandson...

Ross Wilcock 25 October 2016

Pontypool is a psychological Horror film from Canada. A small Canadian town is plagued by a deadly virus and once...

Bradley Hadcroft 24 October 2016

Alien with an agenda (David Bowie) lands in mid-1970's New Mexico determined to rehydrate his drought-stricken homeworld. Assuming the...

Peter Fletcher 24 October 2016

Perhaps not quite the best De Palma movie (I might give the edge to Carlito's Way), but it is THE...

Ross Wilcock 24 October 2016

Friday the 13th is one of the most iconic slasher films of the 80’s. In fact, it is the...