JUMPSCARECUT: Bad Romance
October is synonymous with a few things: autumn leaves, pumpkin-spiced everything, Halloween, the return of ...
REVIEW: Anna and the Apocalypse (2018)
“What if High School Musical had zombies?” When Anna and the Apocalypse was first conceived, ...
JUMPSCARECUT: The Voices (2014)
Jerry (Ryan Reynolds) is a man. A man who hears voices – ‘The Voices‘. When ...
Grimmfest 2018: 10 Must-Sees!
GRIMMFEST, Manchester’s Festival of Horror, Cult and Fantastic Film, scheduled to take place from Thursday ...
REVIEW: The Escape (2018)
“It’s just a phase.” What happens when ennui gives way to something more annihilating? When ...
How I Went From Cine-Casual to Cinephile With Cineworld Unlimited
Cineworld Unlimited changed me. Prior to signing up, I was a cine-casual. I would go ...
Cinema Etiquette Is Dead
If film is my religion, then the cinema is my place of worship. I can’t ...
REVIEW: Mother! (2017)
‘Mother!’ is the latest film written and directed by American auteur Darren Aronofsky, director of ...
REVIEW: Shin Godzilla (2017)
I remember watching the original Japanese kaiju movies (a genre of film typically focusing on ...
REVIEW: Little Evil (2017)
Horror is one of the most polarising genres – some people are staunch horror fans, ...
REVIEW: Death Note (2017)
When Adam Wingard’s live-action US-set reimagining of ‘Death Note‘ was announced, I had mixed feelings. Excitement ...
REVIEW: The Fundamentals of Caring (2016)
‘The Fundamentals of Caring’ is an American comedy-drama indie film that premiered at the Sundance ...
REVIEW: Psycho (1960)
First, let me say this: I am, or at least was, a Hitchcock virgin. As ...
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