Horror Articles
Horror Articles
Locke and Key Review
When you see that a TV show is a Netflix Original, you just know that quality awaits; Locke and Key is no different. First airing in 2020, the horror-fantasy series follows the Locke family as they mo...
The Whole Truth Review
The Whole Truth is an interesting, albeit drawn-out, Netflix Original from the sunny shores of Thailand. When siblings, Pimm and Putt, find themselves living with their Grandpa and Grandma after their...
Separation Review
When unemployed comic book artist, Jeff Vahn (played by Rupert Friend), is on the cusp of losing his daughter, his wife is killed in a hit-and-run car ‘accident’. This is where the loose s...
VHS 94 Review
I’m not usually the greatest fan of found footage movies. VHS 94, however, is one of the few to differ and bring something fresh and innovative to the horror sub-genre. Written and directed by f...
Halloween Kills Review
Halloween Kills is the latest and penultimate title in the long-running franchise. Since 1978, twelve movies have been made and another is currently in production for a 2022 release. Ever since the fi...
Squid Game Review
After Netflix’s Squid Game took the world by storm in waves of obsession, I finally gave in to the hype and took to Netflix to satiate my growing curiosity. Being such a fan of Asian cinema, it&...
Censor (2021) Review
Censor is a nostalgic ride into the ‘video nasties’ era of the 1980s. With homage paid to the days of old frequently throughout; those lucky enough to have been alive during this period will take grea...
Meander Review
Where most horrors of this ilk seem to drag their heels with a slow, drawn-out beginning, Meander throws us straight into the action after around the 5-minute mark. Lisa (played by Gaia Weiss) is mour...
Aftermath Review
Directed by Peter Winther (The Patriot and Independence Day producer), Aftermath is a slow-burning movie that loosely fits its given genre. The Plot of Aftermath Working on his job as a crime scene cl...