Review: The ID
Meridith (Miranda Wyss) is the long-suffering carer of possibly the world’s most miserable and manipulative dad in the history of father-dom. Now in her 40s the only memories which Meridith Continue Reading
Review: The Killing of America
The Killing of America is a ‘shockdoc’ released in 1982 made to highlight the decline of the United States. It never really saw a release in America, I get the Continue Reading
Review: Onus
Those familiar with Director George Clarke’s other works, in particular the more recent ‘Blood Harvest’ will know that he likes to cross genre. Whilst I wouldn’t say his works are Continue Reading
Review: Recovery
Recovery is another ‘new-age’ horror which by tapping in to the popularity of social media delivers a simple yet enjoyable thriller. ‘Friend Request’ comes to mind a film which also Continue Reading
Review: Creepy
Director Kiyoshi Kurosawa returns to his genre routes in ‘Creepy’ (Kurîpî: Itsuwari no rinjin – original title). This time around the supernatural threats have been ditched for one far more Continue Reading
Review: Parasites
Chad Ferrin’s ‘Parasites’ – I’m almost lost for words other than to say that it’s been a while since a film blind-sided me as much as this. With a synopsis Continue Reading
Review: Fractional
Written and directed by Malcolm Deegan ‘Fractional’ is a psychological thriller which plays heavily on our innate fears of helplessness and isolation to engage in its story of guilt, dirty Continue Reading
Review: Catch 22
Back in 2015 we reviewed a Zombie Book entitled ‘Exit Zero’ authored by New Jersey aficionado Neil Cohen. Our review praised the book on so many levels – great plot, Continue Reading
Review: Havenhurst
Andrew C. Erin’s latest offering ‘Havenhurst’ is sure to attract even the most casual horror enthusiast; the trailer alone showcases quite a polished gothic-themed thriller. Jackie (Julie Benz – Rambo), Continue Reading
Review: Trash Fire
Written and directed by Richard Bates Jr. (Excision), ‘Trash Fire’ is a dark horror comedy sure to leave you unsettled by its ending alone. Trash Fire does bear a resemblance Continue Reading
Categories
- Enjoying something of a resurgence of late, within this Spooktacular category you will find all manner of films providing jumps and jolts from those entities who linger beyond the grave. Consider your spine well and truly tingled.
- Monsters and mayhem! Vampires, Werewolves - anything with teeth, claws, scales or fur. If it kills, you will find it here.
- Some of horror's most celebrated directors cut their teeth in the genre. Named after the yellow stickers on genre novels 'Giallo' movies shoot to thrill. We've also banged in other assorted thrillers into this eclectic genre collection.
- "Rip, and cut, and mutilate the innocent! His friends, and again, and again". A category that needs no introduction to horror fans. Baby sitter? Coed? Virgin? - better stay away.
- Something of a guilty pleasure, films found behind this suitably gore spattered button represent the limits of the horror genre - and more often than not, those of good taste to! View discretion is advised.
- “WHEN THERE'S NO MORE ROOM IN HELL, THE DEAD WILL WALK THE EARTH" - from Romero and Fulci to modern classics, we got you covered. Better check your brain out before viewing though...
