Folklore
REVIEW: Nutsack
Not to be confused with Director James Bell’s previous instalment Nutsack Pt.1 - Lucifer’s Cosmonauts, this latest short film (43min), is his latest offering for those fans who love his individual style.
There is nothing quite as unique as these… Continue reading
REVIEW: Cherish
CHERISH
From Directors Matt Freckingham and Kerr Wykes…the team that brought us Turn Heel (reviewed recently), comes an all out assault on your senses in a 25minute setting.
Turn Heel was a starting point…this one takes it all the way… Continue reading
REVIEW: Plank Face
Fresh from the funding campaign in 2016 comes the latest visual feast from Directing duo Scott Schirmer and Brian K. Williams. These two appear to work so well together, offering clean visuals, great glimpses of nature and well choreographed, written… Continue reading
REVIEW: Knucklebones
When college student Neesa and a group of friends stumble across an ancient dice game their first instinct is to roll them bones. Their second instinct is to run for their lives when the demon they summon starts killing them… Continue reading
REVIEW: The Shallows
In the taut thriller, when Nancy (Blake Lively) is surfing on a secluded beach, she finds herself on the feeding ground of a great white shark. Though she is stranded only 200 yards from shore, survival proves to be the… Continue reading
REVIEW: Sparks & The Fallen Star
- By Stephen Folklore Harper
Being a fan and collector of comic books for a very long time, I’ve come across almost every genre and style. I grew up on a heavy dose of the commercial books and even though… Continue reading
REVIEW: The Neon Demon
- By Pete Ellott
2016 and Director Nicolas Winding Refn brings us this 118 minute horror/thriller to visually stun us into a sense of uncertainty…
Having loved what he brought to the table in 2011’s “Drive,” I was keen to… Continue reading
REVIEW: The Caretaker
- By Patrick Ricketts
A young woman returns home to care for her sickly grandmother only to begin sleepwalking, envisioning spirits and uncovering the dark secrets of her family’s past.
After Birdie, an older woman with needs scares off her… Continue reading
REVIEW: The Neighbor
- By Stephen Harper
Hmm…tough one this as I’m not sure whether I liked it or not?!
From Marcus Dunstan, director of The Collector & The Collection, ‘The Neighbor’ follows the story of couple John & Rosie who work for… Continue reading
REVIEW: Doomed!: The Untold Story Of Roger Corman’s The Fantastic Four
- By Patrick Ricketts
A documentary that tells the history of the ill-fated movie version of the Fantastic Four that was executive produced by Roger Corman.
DOOMED! The Untold Story of Roger Corman’s THE FANTASTIC FOUR explores through extensive interviews… Continue reading
Slaughtered Bird Films and Dragon Egg Media’s debut film collaboration, Burn, has received its first couple of online reviews, after a preview screening at the Triple Six Horror Festival in Manchester, May 27th.
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It’s not every day you get to speak to the lead actor in possibly your favourite horror film of all time. Especially on a Tuesday. Tuesdays are usually rubbish!
David Naughton should need no introduction to horror fans. Back in 1981, An American Werewolf In London had unprepared cinema goers laughing heartily one second and jumping out of their seats in terror the next. Its tale of two young American tourists coming face-to-teeth with a legendary lycanthropic beast perfectly married a genuinely funny script with razor sharp editing, groundbreaking special effects and a flawless cast to create a monster movie that is still many people’s benchmark today
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