Film Reviews

Paul 6 September 2014

A hi-tech thriller in the vein of Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window, Nacho Vigalondo’s Open Windows is played out via webcams,...

Paul 6 September 2014

This is one of the films that, upon reading the cast-listing and the synopsis that I could find online regarding...

Paul 6 September 2014

Billed as Friday the 13th meets Glee, Stage Fright is a new take on the classic slasher formula which sees...

Paul 6 September 2014

The Samurai is the latest horror film to come out of Germany, and unlike it’s splatter brethren to which I...

Paul 5 September 2014

Determined to make it in Hollywood, reluctant waitress Sarah Walker (Essoe) goes on countless casting calls in hope of getting...

Paul 4 September 2014

Seriously. Do I have to lay out the plot of a film called Zombeavers? It features zombie beavers. What else...

Paul 4 September 2014

Earth. 2013. Some guy sits in his basement flat in a proverbial state of unemployment. His only goal? To perfect...

Paul 4 September 2014

Shot right here in good old Blighty, The Last Showing is the latest in a relatively small line of horror...

Paul 3 September 2014

Permanently pissed-off Kylie Bucknell is, after a bungled robbery, forced by the courts to return to her family home when...

Paul 3 September 2014

Nick Damici has been a familiar face in the horror genre for a few years now. Primarily working with...

chris Banks 2 September 2014

In the world of pop culture debauchery and perverse criminality, never has a film been timelier. Even as the most...

Ricky Diaz 31 August 2014

The premise of this film is nothing you haven’t seen in your typical romantic comedy film. Boy and Girl are...

Ricky Diaz 29 August 2014

The film tells the story of Mia Hall (Chloe Grace Moretz), after a car accident with her family, she finds...

chris Banks 28 August 2014

In the heat of the Queensland sunshine, Ivan Sen unearths the dark heart of provincial Australia with Mystery Road, a...