INTERVIEW: ‘Arctic’ Director Joe Penna Talks Working With Mads Mikkelsen And The Challenges Of Shooting In The Arctic
Surviving against the harshest conditions seems impossible, yet protagonist Overgard has an inner strength, courage and kindness that compels him to battle through everything to save another soul. Joe Penna’s directorial debut comes in the form of survival movie Arctic, starring the incredible Mads Mikkelsen….
REVIEW: Arctic (2019)
When you imagine yourself stranded in the depths of the Arctic, all you can feel is loneliness and cold slowly creeping their way through your veins, into the crevices of your mind and settling in your bones. It’s a place that doesn’t hold hope for…
REVIEW: Prospect (2019)
When it comes to science fiction films, there are a plethora of avenues that can be taken; aliens, the need to find a new planet, deep space exploration and so on. However, it often seems rare that the audience is involved in a system that…
Miskatonic: African Horror: Shades of Superstition
African Horror isn’t a topic that has ever been bestowed upon me, which is a shame because as a horror fan I’m constantly looking for ways to broaden my knowledge when it comes to sub-genres of the terrifying topic. Yet The Miskatonic Institute of Horror…
The Miskatonic Institute Of Horror Brings African Terror
Have you ever wondered how superstitions and age-old myths have influenced African horror literature? The Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies is back with another masterclass, this time focused on the evolution and identity of this genre. The talk will be hosted by “The Queen of…
REVIEW: Pet Sematary (2019)
*Please note that this review includes spoilers regarding Pet Sematary 1989 & Pet Sematary 2019.* For the longest time remakes have found themselves under scrutiny by anyone that has anything to say about the film industry; they cannot compare to the original, they won’t make…
Miskatonic: The Paranoid Women’s Film
When you think of the 1940s it’s an obvious reaction to presume that the era was full of misogyny towards women because it was a time when women were expected to be domesticated goddesses. In some respects you would be correct, however, it seems that…
REVIEW: The Hole In The Ground (2019)
Facing motherhood alone is a daunting experience that not everyone can relate to; myself included. However, it’s a fear that many women have before even potentially dealing with it because it seems that at that point in your life you are solely responsible for a…
We Are The Weirdos: Short Horror Film Festival 2019
We Are The Weirdos is a short horror film festival brought to London and other places all over the UK by The Final Girls. It showcases some of the most incredible talent that horror has to offer and helps to support the Women in Horror…
Horror and Hilarity: Grand Guignol Masterclass
Along a musky and dingy back alley of London, a queue of people stand with anticipation plastered on their faces, alcoholic beverages quenching their thirst and muffled voices speaking about terror. The queue is growing as the night draws darker, and the sense of excitement…
