Film Reviews

Bradley Hadcroft 3 September 2015

The myth of the shape-shifting wolf stems chiefly from Native American folklore as depicted in the now incinerated Henry MacRae short...

Paul 3 September 2015

As a kid growing up in the 80s there were only a handful of women who, at least for this...

Paul 3 September 2015

Single mother Madison and her two children keep being awoken nightly by an increasingly strange and intense presence. Seeking help...

Paul 3 September 2015

Falling firmly in the goofy camp of horror gimmicks is Jeruzalem, an Israel-set shocker that uses the holy city as...

Paul 2 September 2015

I love creature features. I love “killer bug” movies – like Infestation – even more (which would also explain my...

Paul 2 September 2015

Faith’s world is turned upside down when she finds out her father is dying. When the mysteriously alluring Sissy Young...

Paul 31 August 2015

Hot from it's premiere at Film4 Frightfest 2015 Body is set for a 31st August DVD release date and to...

Paul 31 August 2015

Rodney Ascher impressed with his insightful Kubrick excavation Room 237, but for his next documentary The Nightmare, Ascher points the...

Ian Schultz 30 August 2015

Penelope Spheeris is best known for directing the smash hit comedy Wayne's World but that's the least interesting part of...

Jenn Spiers 28 August 2015

“Speak a little truth and people lose their minds” Named after their debut album released in 1988, Straight Outta Compton...

Ian Schultz 27 August 2015

Some films just capture the zeitgeist of times more than others and few do so as well as Medium Cool...

Ian Schultz 25 August 2015

Dragon's Return is directed by Eduard Grečner who was the assistant direct on perhaps the first Czech New Wave film The...

Ian Schultz 24 August 2015

State of Grace is a minor gangster film that seems to have been forgotten over the years so much...

Emily Pontin 24 August 2015

Alan Rickman turns his hand back to directing after his debut in 1997’s The Winter’s Guest. This time in period...