Reviews
12 Hour Shift Review (2020)
The horror-comedy fusion is more often than not a recipe for disaster. As the dark, black tones carried by the subject matter of horror and the white, lighthearted innocence of comedy collide, t...
Spell Review
Director and writer, Mark Tonderai (House at the end of the Street, Hush), brings us a high-tension tale in his new horror-thriller movie, Spell. A movie that at its core is very reminiscent of Steven...
Hosts Review
Being a British-born horror writer, I like little more than a British horror movie to write about. Sadly, in my previous experience, the UK doesn’t tend to produce the best of the genre and has very f...
Relic Review
Japanese-Australian actress Natalie Erika James skillfully embodies the terrible illness, Dementia, in this moving Australian horror-thriller. Without the usual ghost or monster; Natalie Erika James h...
Fantasy Island Review
At a glance, BlumHouse’s latest movie looks to be a low-budget horror film, not unlike many others. While, in a sense, this is true; Fantasy Island has so much more to offer than its tacky, barg...
The Invisible Man Review
Loosely following James Whales’ 1933 adaptation of the same name, The Invisible Man is a true triumph for modern-day cinema. With director Leigh Whanell (Saw, Insidious) taking the reigns, we ar...
Little Hope Review
Being an avid fan of fast-paced, action-packed games, it could be said that I had Little Hope (sorry, I had to) for Supermassivegame’s latest addition to their ongoing saga; The Dark...
Gerald’s Game
As much as I like tucking into a good Steven King book, I have never before read his novel Gerald’s Game. After trawling through the internet in an all too familiar desperate search for a decent horro...
Slender Man Review
Think of the worst horror movie you’ve ever seen. Now that you’ve thought of that, go in with the expectation that this movie will more than likely be worse than that. The people behind this movie cle...