REVIEW: Cosmic Sin (2021)
Something that you may not know about me is that I love B-movies. No matter what channel it’s on, if it sounds daft or unique, I will watch it. And, while I may mainly lean more towards Shark films, I will happily watch a Sci-Fi…
REVIEW: Slaxx (2021)
On concept alone, Slaxx seems absurd and daft. However, underneath the seams of this concept is a horrific story of the faults of ‘fast fashion’ and the harsh price of the fast-paced demand of the fashion industry. Although, the film may encourage debate about whether…
REVIEW: Willy’s Wonderland (2021)
Willy’s Wonderland was a film that I’d heard of all the way back in 2019, after seeing The Banana Splits Movie, and have been anticipating it ever since then. But, now that it’s out, has it been worth the wait or should this film be…
TV REVIEW: History of Swear Words (2021)
The History of Swear Words is a F**king Delight! *maybe don’t read this review if you’re offended by swear words Whether you like the content that Netflix Originals are bringing to the streaming service or not, it can’t be denied that some of the films…
KFC Made a Lifetime Movie and I Watched It
A Recipe for Seduction The creation of fast news and trends means that companies will try and do anything creative and unique to promote their products and brands: the Wendy’s Twitter profile that roasts people, Tropicana creating a giant Sun illumination in Trafalgar Square, Burger…
REVIEW: Castle Freak (2020)
When it comes to horror films, the idea of remaking a property is nothing new. Classics like Nightmare On Elm Street have even fallen victim to the remake treatment. However, some films can benefit from a remake. This can be because it was in need…
REVIEW: Rooting For Roona (2020)
Something that I rarely bring up is that I am disabled, specifically with my mobility. While I am not a wheelchair user, my medical condition makes some tasks difficult to achieve. I was born with Hydrocephalus, (excess fluid pressure on the brain) which can affect…
REVIEW: The SpongeBob Movie – Sponge on the Run (2020)
Ever since my school friend showed me Spongebob Squarepants when I was 12, I’ve always been a huge fan of the show. The silly and, at times, obscure humour was appealing to me since it matched my own sense of humour. And it continued to…
REVIEW: Spare Parts (FrightFest 2020)
When it comes to picking the films that I’m going to watch at Frightfest, I have a specific criteria that I like to meet. These are weird or unique films that may be classed as different in the genre, or films that are known as…
REVIEW: Benny Loves You (FrightFest 2020)
The oldest possession I own is a stuffed Winnie-the-Pooh bear, which I’ve had since I was 3 years old. I’ve kept it with me throughout my life and I’ve made sure that it doesn’t get lost, or I don’t throw it away. However, after seeing…
REVIEW: Cyst (FrightFest 2020)
I like to think I have a strong stomach when it comes to horror films. I can watch the goriest of films while eating and feel fine. However, the personal limits tend to be surgical procedures and gross-out films…so the next film on the Frightfest…
REVIEW: Don’t Look Back (FrightFest 2020)
Every year, Frightfest holds two film festival events. While the main event is held on August Bank Holiday, the October event is in the form of a one-day event, showcasing a range of horror films across all screens in one cinema. However, as we all…
REVIEW: Triggered (FrightFest 2020)
The first film I watched from this year’s online Frightfest film festival was Triggered. The film follows a group of people who have gone camping in the middle of the woods. Tensions are already high between the so-called friends, but this only gets worse when…
