Creep Review (Second Sight Limited Edition Blu-ray)
From the release of Cannibal Holocaust back in 1980, found footage horror films have gone from strength to strength. Exploding...
2014
Second Sight Films ‘Strike Fear’ With The Borderlands Blu-Ray
In April it's time to say your prayers Elliot Goldner’s chiller The Borderlands is set to strike fear into your...
Believe The Hype It Follows Getting The Second Sight Film Release
Believe the hype, David Robert Robert Mitchell's modern horror It Follows is getting a Second Sight Films release. Ready to...
31 Days Of Horror (Day 18) – Life After Beth
Things go bump in the night, others will devour your soul, some will slice, dice eat your heart with a...
31 Days Of Horror (Day 8) – Annabelle (2014)
Things go bump in the night, others will devour your soul, some will slice, dice eat your heart with a...
Watch Twenty Forty Three A Dystopian Short, Love Story No One Can ‘Touch’
Love does move in mysterious ways. The unexpected fall in love, the expected fall in love and in Eugénie Muggleton's...
Amazon Prime Review – Mozart in the Jungle: Season 1-2-3 (2014-2015-2016)
The world of classical music is full of wonderful characters. Troubled geniuses, child prodigies, tyrannical conductors and just general eccentrics....
DVD Review – Bloody Muscle Body Builder in Hell
Thankfully, Bloody Muscle Body Builder in Hell is as fun as it sounds. The debut film from Japanese director Shinichi...
DVD Review – Orphanage: The Haunting (2014)
The orphanage:The Haunting (AKA Hollow's grove) is a found Footage horror films released on DVD from High Fliers Films. When...
31 Days Of Horror (Day 30) – The Taking (2014)
The Taking is a found footage horror film from 2014 following the story of a documentary film crew (lead by...
VOD Film Review – Blessid (2014)
Dark, Insane and freaking awesome! Blessid is a new drama, horror film from 2014 finally getting its release in festivals...
Film Review – When Marnie Was There
To many it's a bittersweet ending to a animation powerhouse, When Marnie Was There is been billed as Studio Ghibli's...
DVD Review – The Cobbler (2014)
I will be the first to admit that I don't like Adam Sandler, or more accurately, his back catalogue. However,...
Film Review – She Who Must Burn (2015)
Veteran director Larry Kent is no stranger to exploring the infernal machinations of dysfunctional families. His previous works have showcased a commitment to...