REVIEW: 3 From Hell (2019)
They’re finally back, the horrifying gang that once terrorised the audience through brutal murders and their uncontrollable lust for violence. We first encountered Baby, Otis and Captain Spaulding in Rob Zombie’s 2003 film House of 1000 Corpses where we enter their hell and begin to…
REVIEW: Satanic Panic (2019)
HAIL SATAN! Those are of course the words you would expect every rich white suburban mum to utter when putting on a spread for her equally as upper-class and stuck-up parental group. However, in Satanic Panic, director Chelsea Stardust explores the possibility of the secret…
REVIEW: Kindred Spirits (2019)
If you already know of Lucky McKee you’ll know that he has been the dark and disturbed mind behind some female-driven films in the past including 2002’s May starring Angela Bettis and 2011’s The Woman starring Pollyanna McIntosh, which is an adaptation of Jack Ketchum’s…
FrightFest 2019: Girl on the Third Floor
House renovations have always been the perfect setting for something bad to happen; secrets are easily uncovered between the walls, old rumours about dead bodies come true and stress that breaks minds comes to fruition. It’s a trope that has long been used in horror…
FrightFest 2019: Knives and Skin
Before Frightfest 2019 began, there had been an influx of recommendations for the film Knives and Skin, with some people even shouting their praises from the rooftops. When a film is given such credit before it’s even been screened, it’s hard not to have reconceptualised…
FrightFest 2019: Come To Daddy
How do you take such a dark topic as father abandonment issues and turn them into a comedy horror film? That question can be answered in its entirety in Ant Timpson’s latest film Come To Daddy, which screened as the opening film of FrightFest 2019….
REVIEW: IT: Chapter Two (2019)
IT: Chapter Two has been one of the most anticipated horror films for just over two years now, with fans and even non-fans of the genre desperate to see the terrifying Pennywise dance his ways onto our screens and bring our worst nightmares to life….
REVIEW: The Fanatic (2019)
This is a film that is currently dividing audiences left, right and centre. It’s even left some critics and audience members up in arms about the lack of political correctness and whether the portrayal of a minority is damaging. The Fanatic comes from Limp Bizkit…
FrightFest 2019: Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
As a child there were always stories that were told to frighten us; some of them were whispered on playgrounds, others used as threats by your parents, but they were the monsters that occupied nightmares and resided under your bed once the lights were off….
Oldboy: Revenge & Violence With A Disturbing Twist
Action films often are presented with a sense of predictability; they are expected to include violence in the form of fighting, fiery explosions, heart-racing car chases, badass men with muscles and a damsel in distress. These tropes are the DNA of the action genre, which…
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