Film4 Frightfest 2015 Review – Deathgasm (2015)
Deathgasm. That name conjures up a myriad of things in your mind. A myriad of things that Deathgasm probably contains...
Deathgasm. That name conjures up a myriad of things in your mind. A myriad of things that Deathgasm probably contains...
Joe Giannone’s 1982 film Madman arrived amidst the early 80’s boom in slasher pictures. John Carpenter’s Halloween popularised the “Teens...
Lauren,played by talent show singer Diana Vickers(The Perfect Wave),is a naive yet deeply endearing young woman who's entire life...
Helmed by Bernard Rose, still best known for Candyman, this new take on Frankenstein explores the classic tale from the...
The latest in a long-line of pop-culture documentaries that capture the zeitgeist of their particular subject matter, Future Shock! The...
I don’t know whay i punish myself sometimes… You probably all know I’m not a fan of found-footage horror movies,...
After an all-night graduation beach party, a group of hung-over students wake up under blazing sun to find their numbers...
Wind Walker film From the films from actor/writer/director Russell Friedenberg that I have seen, it seems – at least to...
Horror and comedy have always gone hand in hand. Laughs often alleviate the tension and who doesn’t crack a smile...
Ed and Lyla are so worried about their psychologically unstable brother Martin they head to the family cabin in the...
Two men step over a fallen branch in a damp, overgrown wood. The larger of the two stops to examine...
It’s been quite some time since I saw Padraig Reynolds’ debut feature Rites of Spring back at Glasgow Frightfest 2012...
The myth of the shape-shifting wolf stems chiefly from Native American folklore as depicted in the now incinerated Henry MacRae short...
As a kid growing up in the 80s there were only a handful of women who, at least for this...