Beowulf (2007) – Review

Hey, anyone else remember that period when Robert Zemeckis vowed to only to make films utilising motion capture? That was kinda weird, right? I mean,

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It: Welcome To Derry Special: A Story Of Derry (2026) – Review

We all know that the malevolent, shape-shifting force often known as Pennywise The Dancing Clown is prone to a surprise or two, but having an

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 (2014) – Review

Sequels are a wobbly tightrope to negotiate – especially once a considerably expanding universe grows to a point where it has to ditch the shackles

Ghost In The Cell (2026) – Review

When your film has such a delicious pun for a title, you’d better make sure that the movie itself can match it for wit –

The Cycle (2026) – Review

There’s nothing more frustrating as a reviewer than watching a brand new film that totally rocks, only to realise that to give anything about it

Ouija: Origin Of Evil (2016) – Review

Back in 2014, the dark forces that be conjured up the movie known as Ouija to contend with the growing hunger for jumpy ghost flicks

VisionQuest – Season 1, Episode 6: Deadlock (2026) – Review

After the last episode of VisionQuest took a moment from breathless action sequences to focus on similarly breathless dialogue scenes, it’s time to once again

Possession (1981) – Review

The implosion of a marriage is never pretty, but surely the act of a husband and wife seeing their relationship break down has never been

VisionQuest – Season 1, Episode 5: Firewall (2026) – Review

Once again, we find an expensive, expansive, superhero TV series understandably pumping slightly on the action breaks after spectacularly blowing the budget on an incident-heavy

The Premature Burial (1962) – Review

By the time Roger Corman reached the third film in what became unofficially known as his “Poe Cycle”, the legendary director/producer was already well versed

Scarecrows (1988) – Review

Why aren’t there more well-known killer scarecrow movies? I mean, there’s plenty of famous killer scarecrows in movies – such as Jonathan Crane in Batman

Wishmaster (1997) – Review

Ever heard of a film described as the “Expendables” of a certain genre? For example, if a horror movie manages to nab a whole bunch

Ouija (2014) – Review

Ah yes, the trusty Ouija board. Where would the horror genre be without that infamous bit of kit that lets generations of idiot teens chat

I Walked With A Zombie (1943) – Review

If Jacques Tourneur hadn’t already stamped his indelible credentials on the horror genre with Cat People, only a year later he went and did it

Clayface (2026) – Review

When addressing the fortunes of the still-fairly-new DCU, you might want to limber up first, or at least do some neck stretches lest you get

VisionQuest – Season 1, Episode 4: Malware (2026) – Review

It’s something of a Marvel Television tradition that the fouth episode of a series tends to drop some seismic shit on an appreciative audience. WandaVision,

I Am Legend (2007) – Review

It’s understandable that certain aspects of a novel have to be changed in order to make the journey from page the screen. Some famous, positive

Crystal Lake – Season 1, Episode 8: The Final Chapter (2026) – Review

After a gap of 17, Jason-less years (not counting video games, comics and a cameo appearance in Ready Player One), we find Crystal Lake coming

VisionQuest – Season 1, Episode 3: Reboot (2026) – Review

As we phase into the third episode of VisionQuest, I’m noticing that even for a Marvel show, the plot is already getting fairly dense. Not

D-war (2007) Review

We now live in a time where Asian movies can match up to the rest of the world when it comes to cinematic spectacle, but

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