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...
Category Archives: Horror
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...
Child’s Play – Review
Chucky is back, just not as you remember. Our favourite killer doll has got an upgrade for the 21st Century but that’s not all that’s different. Gone is the spirit of serial killer Charles Lee Ray al...
Brightburn – Review
Stop me if you think you’ve heard this one before. When an alien spacecraft lands in Kansas, a farm couple find a baby inside. As the boy grows it becomes clear he’s different. He exhibits unusual st...
Six Of The Best: Dark Side of Fame
Fame and fortune. It sounds wonderful, doesn’t it? Endless awards ceremonies, millions of social media followers and enough clothes and make up to keep you looking at your very best at all times. It ...
The Perfection – Review
* This review contains spoilers * The title of this film seems more than a little bit far-fetched, given that it is a steaming pile of turds. It is tonally all over the place, the plot feels like it ...
It Chapter Two – Trailer
It’s incredibly rare for a trailer to instil such an overwhelming sense of unease and fear. Usually, you’re in the cinema, hiding behind your popcorn, waiting for the jump scare but, in t...
Us – Review
Jordan Peele’s directorial debut, Get Out, was rightly lauded for its incredible exploration of topical political, social and racial issues. It was, arguably, one of the most interesting debuts for q...