Impossible Crimes
There is a narrow margin between a film being great and distinctively average. Some of it is down to expectation. If you go into a movie cold, without any preconceptions, it can make such a differenc...
Category Archives: Horror
3 From Hell – Review
You have to take a moment and wonder if there was any sort of clamour for a trilogy defining movie featuring the classic characters that came from the mind of Rob Zombie. House of 1000 corpses was re...
Bloodline – Review
From the opening scene you are left in no doubt about what the film is and where it will go. Couple that with the title and you pretty much have everything you need right there. That isn’t to d...
Depraved – Trailer
Shot on the 200th Anniversary of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, veteran genre writer-director Larry Fessenden’s brings his unique vision of the literary classic in Depraved, set in modern B...
Koko-Di Koko-Da – Trailer
Just picked up for US distribution is the strange comedy horror Koko-Di Koko-Da. The film has excited audiences and critics at festivals including: Sundance Film Festival, Rotterdam Film Festival, Se...
In The Tall Grass Will Open The 2019 Sitges Film Festival
In the Tall Grass, based on the short story by Stephen King and Joe Hill, will open Sitges 2019. This Netflix original movie is directed by Vincenzo Natali and stars Patrick Wilson, who will present ...
Crawl – Preview Clip
Ahead of its UK cinema release this coming Friday, there is a new clip for the horror film Crawl with the title Levee breaks. The film has been getting some very good reviews as it is released in ot...
Little Monsters – Trailer
Lupita Nyong’o, fresh from the success of Jordan Peele’s Us, returns to the screens in another brilliantly inventive and fantastically entertaining horror comedy, Little Monsters – but this tim...
It Chapter Two – New Trailer
We’re getting a second glimpse of The Losers Club before they make their way back to UK cinemas this Autumn. And, if the naked old lady in the first trailer scared you, get ready to feel even m...
Midsommar – Review
It’s going to be hard to discuss Ari Aster’s Midsommar without getting into spoiler-y level detail. It’s a film that, even if you aren’t dealing with emotional trauma or menta...