We chat with cinematographer Guy Pooles about The CW’s upcoming series Two Sentence Horror Stories… Fans of the anthology series Two Sentence Horror Stories are in for a scary treat this summer, as the show makes its official move to The CW August 8th. A little backstory about the series: it originally premiered on Verizon’s […]
Movie Review – She’s Just a Shadow (2019)
She’s Just a Shadow, 2019. Directed by Adam Sherman. Starring Tao Okamoto, Haruka Abe, Kihiro, Kentez Asaka, Mercedes Maxwell, and Marcus Johnson. SYNOPSIS: A Tokyo crime ring addicted to gun fights, kinky sex, and drug-filled parties is targeted by a vicious, sexist serial killer. Adam Sherman has crafted an energetic if derivative neo-noir set in […]
Disney’s Aladdin hits the $1 billion mark at the global box office
Disney is celebrating another milestone in what is proving to be an enormously successful year for the studio, with the live-action Aladdin adaptation passing the $1 billion dollar mark at the global box office. Given the initial backlash towards the film early in its marketing campaign, and mixed reviews (at best) from critics, Aladdin has […]
Blu-ray Review – The Chill Factor (1993)
The Chill Factor, 1993. Directed by Christopher Webster. Starring Dawn Laurrie, Aaron Kjenaas, Connie Snyder, David Fields, and Eve Montgomery. SYNOPSIS: A group of friends on a trip to the snowy mountains fall foul of an evil spirit that possesses one of their number. When a movie comes at you selling itself as ‘The […]
Exclusive Interview – Dominic Dromgoole, director of Making Noise Quietly
Paul Risker chats with Making Noise Quietly director Dominic Dromgoole… Making Noise Quietly is an adaptation of Robert Holman’s play of the same name, in which strangers meet in Kent in 1944, Redcar in 1982 and the Black Forest in 1996, preoccupied by war present or past: World War II, The Falklands and Iraq. Director […]
Swamp Thing Season 1 Episode 7 Review – ‘Brilliant Disguise’
Hasitha Fernando reviews the seventh episode of Swamp Thing… Albeit temporarily, Abby sees Alec in his old human form and together they try to locate the source of the ‘darkness’ which has overwhelmed the Marais swamplands. With the help of Dr. Woodrue, Maria concludes a lucrative business deal with the mysterious Conclave Corporation. An unsuspecting […]
Movie Review – Stuber (2019)
Stuber, 2019. Directed by Michael Dowse. Starring Dave Bautista, Kumail Nanjiani, Mira Sorvino, Natalie Morales, Betty Gilpen, Jimmy Tatro, Karen Gillen, and Iko Uwais. SYNOPSIS: Short on time and heavily visually impaired, a police detective recruits an Uber driver to escort him across town on the hottest day of the year, following clues to lead […]
Movie Review – Blood Paradise (2018)
Blood Paradise, 2018. Directed by Patrick von Barkenberg. Starring Andréa Winter, Patrick von Barkenberg, Bauer, Christer Cavallius, Martina Novak, and Rolf Brunnström. SYNOPSIS: A pampered writer goes to a rural retreat for inspiration and falls foul of a few oddball characters. There are already more fish-out-of-water horror movies than you can shake a rusty chainsaw […]
The Representation of the Five Stages of Grief in Avengers: Endgame
Pim Razenberg on the role of the five stages of grief in Avengers: Endgame, following the tragic events of Avengers: Infinity War… Warning: If you have not seen Avengers: Endgame and want to avoid spoilers, do not read the following article. One of the fantastic ways in which Avengers: Endgame deals with the fallout of […]
Swamp Thing Season 1 Episode 6 Review – ‘The Price You Pay’
Hasitha Fernando reviews the sixth episode of Swamp Thing… Woodrue’s persistence pays off. At his request Avery sends a few mercenaries to capture Swamp Thing but the plan goes sideways leading to multiple casualties. Dispatched to investigate this attack Matt Cable (Henderson Wade) soon discovers that Swamp Thing is Alec Holland. Meanwhile, Daniel Cassidy recovers […]
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