Adam Page on the unsung heroes of horror… Obviously, I’m not going sit here and argue that Puppet Master 4 is Citizen Kane. I would insult both movies, and more importantly, I would miss the point completely. Because the direct-to-video horror boom of the 1990s wasn’t representing high art. It was something perhaps more important: […]
Clive Barker’s Hellraiser Universe: Ambition, Excess, and the Franchise That Could Have Been
Adam Page unlocks the Lament Configuration for a deep dive into the Hellraiser franchise… Shall we talk about something that was once genuinely frightening? Not in the jump-scare way, that cheap sugar-rush of a masked man hiding in a cupboard. No. I’m talking about the sort of horror that makes you feel complicit in your […]
David Cronenberg’s The Fly at 40: A Love Letter to the Rot
Adam Page on David Cronenberg’s sci-fi body horror classic The Fly… There is a moment in The Fly from David Cronenberg, and if you haven’t seen it yet, stop reading, go watch it and come back, I’ll wait. Okay, then? It’s where Jeff Goldblum’s Seth Brundle pulls off his fingernail. Just…lifts it away clean to […]
Peak Paranoia: Why David Cronenberg’s 80s Body Horror Movies Are More Relevant Than Ever
Adam Page on why David Cronenberg’s 80s body horror movies are more relevant than ever… There is a famous scene in Videodrome (1983) where James Woods reaches into his own stomach. Not through it, into it. His torso has opened up, quietly and without drama like a VHS slot, and he slips his hand inside […]
The TV Shows That Dared To Be Complex Before Complexity Was Allowed
Adam Page on the pioneering TV shows that dared to be complex before complexity was allowed… I want to talk about something that I think a lot of people have either forgotten about the nineties or, if you’re of a younger age, just aren’t aware of. I’m not talking about the glossy, Friends-sofa, Central Perk […]
J-Horror and the Western Gaze: When Asian Horror Invaded the 90s
Adam Page on the J-horror popularity explosion of the late 90s and its impact on Hollywood… I know I’m starting this with a generalisation, but there is an odd sort of arrogance that comes with being American. It’s not malicious, it’s more of a quiet, deeply held assumption that the best ideas of the world […]
Eevee joins Sideshow’s life-size Pokémon figure collection
Sideshow has unveiled the life-size Eevee figure which is inspired by the appearance of the adorable Pokemon in the animated series. Standing at just under 14-inches tall, the collectible is available to pre-order now, priced at $530; take a look here… SEE ALSO: LEGO Pokemon goes Smart Play with new Summer 2026 sets SEE ALSO: […]
Movie Review – Isla Monstro (2024)
Isla Monstro, 2024. Directed & Animated by Steven Shea. Starring James Schrader, Juliana Harkavy, John DiMaggio, Harry Lennix, Harland Williams, James Marsters, Spencer Grammer, Barry Bostwick, Chris Sabat, Maurice LaMarche, Will Friedle, Dana Snyder, Dia Frampton, Andre Gowez, Kristina Klebe, J LaRose, LeeAnna Vamp, Gigi Edgley SYNOPSIS: When loser Duke, who has screwed up every […]
McFarlane Toys’ DC Super Powers Collection adds Raven, Starfire, Batman Beyond, Black Adam, Doctor Mid-Nite and Wildcat
McFarlane Toys has unveiled wave 14 of its DC Super Powers collection, with brings retro-inspired versions of Raven, Starfire, Batman Beyond, Black Adam, Doctor Mid-Nite and Wildcat to the action figure line; check out the promotional images and details for the new wave here… SEE ALSO: McFarlane Toys unveils new DC Multiverse Vault Collection action […]
Movie Review – Lucky Strike (2026)
Lucky Strike, 2026. Directed by Rod Lurie. Starring Scott Eastwood, Colin Hanks, Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, Taylor John Smith, Lorne MacFadyen, Atanas Srebrev, Alfie Stewart, Jonathan Yunger, Timothy Blore, Laurent Maurel, Caroline Piette, Hazel Rogers, and Scott Alda Coffey. SYNOPSIS: A wounded American soldier fights to survive behind enemy lines during WWII’s Battle of the Bulge against […]
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