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Signature Entertainment presents Brandon Cronenberg's Possessor on digital platforms from 27 November ★★★★ THE TELEGRAPH ★★★★★ SFX ★★★★★ / FILM ★★★★ TIME OUT From the visionary mind of writer director Brandon Cronenberg (Antiviral), Possessor is a game-changing sci-fi thriller about elite, corporate assassin Tasya Vos (Andrea Riseborough,...
“The Conjuring with an Orthodox Jewish twist” - IndieWire “A bone-crunching chiller" - The Hollywood Reporter ★★★★ - Empire ★★★★ - The Times ★★★★ - The Jewish Chronicle Following its successful theatrical release, audiences who missed THE VIGIL in cinemas will have the chance to be spooked by the supernatural Blumhouse horror when...
Synopsis: Some debts are paid in blood… A manor house in disrepair and a landowner with a fierce temper and cash flow problem meets his match when confronted with a bill he can’t pay. Time is running out and the builders living on his land want their pound of flesh....
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Review: The Vigil
Tense and confident, the Jewish themed chiller ‘The Vigil’ delivers some meticulously crafted scares within its interesting, yet slightly underdeveloped story. The films setup is so simple, but man is it perfect. The film describes a particular part of Jewish funerary rights where a shomer must sit and watch over...
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Review: Ugly Sweater Party
As far as festive slasher movies go, the seasons entries have been a bit of a mixed bag. Killer elves, Killer (Ms) Klaus and murderous family disputes have provided nothing if not an eclectic mix of Christmas carnage. That said I’m always open to more, and when invited to Aaron...
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Review: Mrs Claus
Christmas really isn’t a great time to be a sorority house girl. Aside from summer-time camping trips I would say, staying on campus over the holiday season has got to be one of the more perilous times of the year. Since the iconic ‘Black Christmas’ of 1974 gave all manner...
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Review: Elves
Continuing the themes of festive frighteners killer Elves join the roster of Christmas killer critters, well at least possessed human versions of such. The plot of Elves follows a group of friends who end up in an odd and ill-fated game which involves the bane of children everywhere – the...
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Review: The Cabin (Swe)
Despite its rather generic title ‘The Cabin’ is a rather slick looking cat-and-mouse style thriller set in the stunning backdrop of rural Scandinavia. When a young couple, already struggling with their relationship, arrive at their weekend getaway their petty quarrels become the least of their worries. Not only is the...
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Review: The Vigil
Tense and confident, the Jewish themed chiller ‘The Vigil’ delivers some meticulously crafted scares within its interesting, yet slightly underdeveloped story. The films setup is so simple, but man is it perfect. The film describes a particular part of Jewish funerary rights where a shomer must sit and watch over...
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Review: Host
Finally, a ‘found footage’ style film which delivers against its hype; and one I encourage you to make an effort to see. Set (and filmed I believe) in the recent COVID lockdown, the story follows a group of friends who decide to host an online séance via zoom. Led by...
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FIRST THERE WAS BLAIR WITCH, THEN PARANORMAL ACTIVITY… BUT NOTHING CAN PREPARE YOU FOR ‘HOST’
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “The scariest film of the past decade” - Dread Central ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “A well-crafted, anxiety-inducing thrill-ride” - Starburst ★ ★ ★ ★ “A devilishly original success” - Empire 100% FRESH ON ROTTEN TOMATOES Synopsis: Six friends get together during lockdown for their weekly...
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Signature Entertainment presents Brandon Cronenberg’s ‘POSSESSOR’ on digital platforms from 27 November
Signature Entertainment presents Brandon Cronenberg's Possessor on digital platforms from 27 November ★★★★ THE TELEGRAPH ★★★★★ SFX ★★★★★ / FILM ★★★★ TIME OUT From the visionary mind of writer director Brandon Cronenberg (Antiviral), Possessor is a game-changing sci-fi thriller about elite, corporate assassin Tasya Vos (Andrea Riseborough,...
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Signature Entertainment presents Let’s Scare Julie on Digital HD 21st December
Synopsis: It’s all fun and games until someone DIES! When a group of teenage girls set out to scare their reclusive neighbour across the street, they soon discover that sometimes things are better left alone. As each girl vanishes one by one the mystery of Julie’s origins unravels. These girls...
