Late Night with the Devil – Review
This review contains mild spoilers Demonic possession is a staple of the horror genre. Perhaps rightly or wrongly, any film attempting to scare the bejesus out of you (pardon the pun) will always be ...
Category Archives: Horror
In Flames – Review
There has been a plethora of feature-length debuts celebrated at this year’s Glasgow Film Festival, with writer / director Zarrar Khan joining in festivities. His film, In Flames, breezes effortlessl...
Cold (Kuldi) – Review
“Scandi noir” feels like it’s been around forever. Viewers and readers alike indulge in tales of bitter winters, detectives who are seen as outsiders or unorthodox, grisly murder scenes and thick, co...
The Vourdalak – Review
There cannot be too much left to do with the horror sub-genre that is the vampire film. We’ve had sparkly ones, sinister ones, bloodthirsty ones and erotic ones. We’ve had films that are genuinely te...
Altered Reality – Preview
Get ready to immerse yourself in a world where reality bends, secrets lurk in the shadows, and the line between good and evil blurs. K Street Pictures’ supernatural thriller Altered Reality, di...
Deliver Us – Preview
The new trailer for the forthcoming horror Deliver Us has just been released. When a nun in a remote convent claims immaculate conception, the Vatican sends a team of priests to investigate, concerne...
The Human Trap – Preview
South Korean horror film The Human Trap is now available on Amazon Prime Video. In the tradition of The Evil Dead and Cabin in the Woods, The Human Trap follows a group of naïve teens whose weekend o...
Sunrise – Preview
The new thriller Sunrise, directed by Andrew Baird, and starring Guy Pearce and Alex Pettyfer is released in Theaters and Digital/OnDemand next Friday, January 19th, 2024. When an ex-cop named Fall...
Cobweb – Review
There can’t be too much left unexplored in contemporary horror. The creature feature. The alienated, eccentric child. The mother of a nervous disposition. The house that creaks at night. The mysterio...
The Menu – Review
Director Mark Mylod is no stranger to poking fun at the entitlement and bad behaviour of the rich. You only have to watch a few episodes of his TV show, Succession, to know that he wants to be both i...