[Book Review] Eyes Guts Throat Bones (2023)
Moïra Fowley’s debut adult work is a shapeshifting and arresting short story collection which looks at the queer female body through experiences both horrific and sensual.
[Film Review] Evil Dead (2013)
Fede Álvarez’s feature directorial debut Evil Dead (2013) is a gut wrenching and richly subtextual reimagining of Sam Raimi’s cult classic.
[Film Review] Deep Woods (2022)
In Deep Woods, we follow Ty, the aforementioned businessman, and his old college roommate Nick, a Native American Game Warden who Ty seeks out to be his guide to the wilderness.
[Film Review] Spoonful of Sugar (2022)
Spoonful of Sugar is a Shudder original film that combines an assortment of horror elements that keeps you speculating about the narrative's intent.
[Film Review] Wrong Turn 2021
Wrong Turn could easily fall prey to the usual out in the woods / folk horror tropes, but this one hits differently.
[Film Review] The World We Knew (2020)
The World We Knew (2020) settles itself in a deserted safe house where six men are waiting to hear how their botched robbery will impact their next step.
[Book Review] Cursed Bunny (2017)
Bora Chung’s bizarre and queasy short stories were nominated for the 2022 International Booker Prize and it’s no surprise why.
[Event Review] The Boston Underground Film Festival
The Boston Underground Film Festival celebrated its 23rd year this year
[Film Review] Jethica (2022)
Elena (Callie Hernandez) teases out the story to her anonymous lover, the no-name guy she won’t be taking back to her place
[Film Review] We Have Always Lived in the Castle (2018)
Stacie Passon’s We Have Always Lived in the Castle (2018) is slow burning and symbolic.
[Film Review] Evil Dead Rise (2023)
Evil Dead Rise is a return to unpretentious and unrestrained, gore-soaked terror for mainstream horror, bringing the franchise back to be with the maggots, in the best possible way.
[Film Review] After She Died (2022)
After She Died joins the recently graduated Jen (Liliana Ritchie) as she tries to traverse the grief felt in the wake of her mother’s death.
[Film Review] Candyland (2022)
Set in the early 90’s Candyland follows a small group of truck stop sex workers, aptly named the ‘Lot Lizards’.
[Event Review] SAW: Escape Experience Review
SAW: Escape Experience in London has recently had a gnarly freshen up (or perhaps more like a dirty up) with more immersive rooms added…
[Film Review] Signal 100 (2019)
Based on the manga of the same name, Lisa Takeba’s Signal 100 recalls other films
[Film Review] The Falling (2014)
In The Falling, writer/director Carol Morley further explores ideas formed in her 2006 short film Madness of the Dance
[Event Review] Heathers The Musical
This recorded performance of Heathers: The Musical from London’s The Other Palace will show for one night only in cinemas on 28th March bringing the show back to the big screen and making for some Big Fun as an experience, but with some variations that might be jarring for hardcore fans of the original.
[Film Review] Fredheads the Documentary (2022)
I believe there is a Fredhead inside all of us and for fans of the Nightmare on Elm Street series..
[Film Review] Ox Head Village (2022)
Kanon is an average girl living her life when one day her friend Ren shows her a video of three girls who went into a supposedly haunted location, one of whom went missing
[Film Review] Scream 5 (2022)
25 years after the hit classic slasher film, Ghostface returns to torment the town of Woodsboro once again in a gruesome, gory bloodbath.
