It’s Halloween season, as if you needed an excuse to watch some horror, so go wild with these batsh*t crazy movies…Spooky season is upon us, and Santa is waiting in the background, ready to unleash the Christmas festivities upon us with overpriced chocolate selection tins. For the macabre among you, who much prefer Shocktober to […]
10 Essential Nightmare Journeys on Public Transport
Your driving license has been revoked. It’s time to take a journey on public transport, but pray it’s not a nightmare like these journeys from hell…We’ve all been there: public transport. You’re stuffed into a bus, a train, a plane, and there’s a mofo who smells, and if you don’t smell one, it’s probably you. […]
Through the Seventh Door: Fulci’s The Beyond Still Refuses to Make Sense, And That’s the Point
Adam Page revisits Lucio Fulci’s The Beyond…And you will face the sea of darkness, and all therein that may be explored.Two people walk down a flight of stairs in a hospital basement and come out somewhere they can’t possibly be. It’s not the hospital, or the hotel they fled. It’s not Louisiana, not Earth, not […]
The Prestige at 20: Magic, Mystery & Masterful Storytelling at its Finest
20 years on from its premiere, Hasitha Fernando looks at the story behind Christopher Nolan’s The Prestige…As a filmmaker Christopher Nolan has achieved what very few directors have been able to achieve in the modern age – to become a household name. Hailing from the world of indie and arthouse cinema, Nolan ushered in a […]
8 Great Janus Films Releases of the 2020s
For 70 years, Janus Films has specialised in arthouse, indie, and world cinema releases. Here are some of their essential recent gems you may have missed…You probably know Warner, Disney, Amazon, Universal, and you sure as hell better know Cannon Films, but there’s another distributor that specialises in cultivating a more highbrow selection of movies. […]
Mike Flanagan’s Carrie Is the Update We Needed
Ricky Church on Mike Flanagan’s new adaptation of the Stephen King classic Carrie…Mike Flanagan’s latest Stephen King adaptation of Carrie has been released on Prime Video and is high in the ranks not only of Carrie adaptations, but of the many King adaptations overall. Its cast, writing and adherence to the source material while finding many avenues for Flanagan […]
Essential Sorority Horror Movies of the 1980s
Casey Chong with an essential selection of 1980s sorority horror movies…Beyond the masked slasher that dominated the 1980s, with the likes of Halloween and Friday the 13th, for better or worse, the sorority horror subgenre also had its place in the same decade. The subgenre in question often follows the familiar formula of a hazing […]
2026: The Year of Sandra Hüller
With four films (and a potential fifth) in 2026, Sandra Hüller is a hot property in and out of Hollywood…Hollywood of late has been typified by deja vu. We see films that feel interchangeable, but we also see a seemingly small pool of stars being rotated between productions. It feels like Tom Holland, Zendaya, Robert […]
The Ghost and the Darkness at 30: Revisiting the Underrated Historical Adventure Thriller
On the 30th anniversary of its release, Hasitha Fernando revisits The Ghost and the Darkness…The Ghost and the Darkness is a suspenseful historical adventure set in East Africa in 1896, which recounts the story of the man-eaters of Tsavo, who wreaked terror on a railway bridge site of that region. The film’s production was a […]
Why Exorcist II: The Heretic Is the Worst Movie Ever Made
With Mike Flanagan’s The Exorcist: Martyrs unveiling its first trailer, Adam Page looks back at the franchise’s low point with five reasons why Exorcist II: The Heretic is the worst movie ever made…As horror fans, I think we all know the joy that comes from watching a bad movie. I don’t mean a boring one, […]
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