[Editorial] The Evolution of Sidney Prescott
When Scream (dir. Wes Craven) was released in 1996, it was a breath of fresh air for fans and critics alike in a sub-genre that had seen its heyday in the mid-1980s…
[Editorial] Slashers, Aliens and Sirens-Oh My! Revisiting the V/H/S Anthology
Nearly 10 years ago Brad Miska, the founder of Bloody Disgusting, released his debut feature V/H/S - a found footage horror anthology…
[Film Review] The Rental (2020)
Dave Franco’s directorial debut The Rental (2020) looks to exploit the social trend of people booking holidays in stranger’s homes..
[Film Review] Lili (2019)
After the exposure of film producer Harvey Weinstein in 2017, the ‘casting couch’ has gone from being a myth of Hollywood’s bygone era…
[Film Review] Leni (2020)
The deeper we bury our grief, loneliness, and anxiety, the more powerful our monsters become…
[Film Review] The Woman in the Window (2021)
Anna is a depressed and anxious middle-aged woman from Manhattan, who watches the world from the big front window of her rambling brownstone in fast-gentrifying South Harlem…
[Film Review] Spiral: From The Book of Saw (2021)
After a little over a year, cinemas and theaters in certain countries are opening up and productions are finally releasing long awaited films…
[Book Review] The Cipher (1991)
There is a hole. A hole in the floor of a storage closet in Nicholas’s apartment building. Along with his friend and on/off lover, Nakota, the hole is explored as best they can…
[Film Review] Orozco the Embalmer (2001)
Documentaries these days tend to be glossy and sensationalized. Stream any docuseries from HBO or Netflix and the picture will be clear…
[Film Review] Great White (2021)
From its opening, in which a cavorting couple is rather unceremoniously offed, Great White sets itself out as a typical shark vs. people movie…
[Film Review] The Bad Man (2018)
In the realm of extreme horror films, there is an area I like to call extreme-light…
[Editorial] Top Sci-Fi Horror Of 2020
Science Fiction and horror have always made for good companions and 2020 brought several films which explored the nature of time, bodily autonomy and the scary side of technology…
[Film Review] Army Of The Dead (2021)
Zack Snyder has returned to zombie movies, and the way some people reacted to the news you would think it was the second coming of the zombie movie messiah…
[Film Review] Shortcut (2021)
Teenagers in peril have long been a staple of horror, from hapless campers being picked off by a slasher to the gangs of protagonists…
[Film Review] Seance (2021)
A clique of young women in the prestigious Edelvine Academy recite the words to conjure the resident ghost…
[Preview] Bye Bye Bad Taste Fest Comes To Portland with an Incredible Line-Up of Genre Films
Looking for something to do this weekend in Portland? Drive down to Bye Bye Bad Taste film festival…
[Film Review] Hellraiser: Judgement (2018)
The story of the Hellraiser series is one that, appropriately maybe, has seen a lot of suffering along the way…
[Editorial] Make Your Choice: What Would Jigsaw Do?
“Only those who have looked death in the face can appreciate life.” This is what Jigsaw says, but does he walk his talk?
[Editorial] ‘You Didn’t Know I Exist!’: The Feminist Possibilities of Mausoleum (1983)
One afternoon, in the hazy sunlight of her psychiatrist’s office, a woman is hypnotized. She lays back on the oxblood chesterfield sofa…
[Editorial] 10 Horror Podcasts You May Not Have Heard Of
Settle down, switch off those notifications and immerse yourself with a selection of audible treats…
