It’s hard to believe that Scream, the flick that took the world by storm with its loving, meta-parody of slashers, is now six films deep
Tag: horror
Dark Sky Films’ UHD release of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is STUNNING!
There’s no denying the power inherent to The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. It’s a cinematic punch to the gut — a sweat-drenched nightmare that places
Jethica is a haunting, darkly comedic take on surviving a stalker
There’s something uniquely terrifying about a stalker. Having a person in your life who feels owed your presence, your time, and even your affection, despite
The Outwaters is a game-changing horror flick that will seriously fuck up your shit
The one thing that sets The Blair Witch Project apart from its imitators, sequels, and pretty much the entirety of the found footage canon is
I Like to Movie Movie episode 225 – When the Screaming Starts w/ Conor Boru & Ed Hartland
When the Screaming Starts is a hilarious mockumentary horror film that tells a story of family…but not “family” family, or even “Fambly” family (Sorry Dom).
Landlocked is a ‘slow cinema’ thriller that will haunt you for days
There’s something hypnotic about the feel and pacing of Landlocked, a minimalist movie if there ever was one. Made on the cheap by just a
The Leech will cringe its way into your heart
Toward the end of 2022, an excellent film was released called Speak No Evil. In it, a young family is drawn into a cruel game
The Unknowable is a spookily inventive sci-fi serial made of old parts
There’s an old adage which states that most movies are “made in the edit.” While not a wholly factual statement, there’s a lot of truth
Mad God is available to buy on blu-ray/DVD and you do not want to miss it!
After decades of design and development, legendary effects master Phil Tippett’s stop-motion masterwork has finally been unleashed. I managed to catch the film earlier this
Two Witches is a frighteningly effective chiller
The most impressive thing about Two Witches is apparent right at the outset: the non-stop parade of scares is largely created in-camera, with only a