Of all the handsome Edgar Allan Poe adaptations Roger Corman mounted during the 60s, surely the most infamous was Pit And The Pendulum; a rousing
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House Of Usher (1960) – Review
Long before Mike Flanagan got his mitts on the worlds created by legendary prince of gothic, Edgar Allan Poe, infamous cheapjack producer/director Roger Corman was
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book Of Carol – Season 2, Episode 5: Vouloir, C’est Pouvoir (2024) – Review
I don’t know. Maybe I’ve become so resigned to the spiralling quality of the writing behind Daryl Dixon that now my expectations are down and
Venom: The Last Dance (2024) – Review
Separation anxiety is never pleasant – but then, neither is the continuing bafflement concerning Sony Studio’s Spider-Man free Spider-Man universe. Still, that hasn’t stopped the
Agatha All Along – Season 1, Episode 7: Death’s Hand In Mine (2024) – Review
As Agatha All Along rounds the final corner toward it’s final, two-episode climax next week, it’s probably a good time to quickly go over how
Smile 2 (2024) – Review
Back in 2022, Parker Finn fixed us with a Smile that was surprisingly effective despite essentially being incredibly derivative of other movies such as The
The Penguin – Season 1, Episode 5: Homecoming (2024) – Review
After the last episode saw Sofia Falcone girlboss her way to the top of the food chain after annihilating the remnants of her family with
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book Of Carol – Season 2, Episode 4: Le Paradis Pour Toi (2024) – Review
As the second season of Daryl Dixon races through proceedings in order to turn the Book Of Carol into a flip book, there was a
Tarzan And The Trappers (1958) – Review
Despite having a long history of brawling with lions, feuding with hunters and generally sprinting through the underbrush with only a loin cloth to save
2 Guns (2013) – Review
Superstar charisma can be as important to a movie as editing, directing or even writing because even if some of the other aspects aren’t quite
Nosferatu (1922) – Review
One of the things I love most about being a horror nut is the history, which means the further back you go, you can still
Howl (2015) – Review
There’s always been something a little more down to earth about horror movies from England – granted, films like The Wicker Man and Hellraiser are
Agatha All Along – Season 1, Episode 6: Familiar By Thy Side (2024) – Review
One thing the MCU has managed to do well thanks to its gargantuan scope and fifteen year plus reign is to really go deep and
Transformers One (2024) – Review
OK. I’ll admit it. Despite bring a fan of the Transformers franchise (I’m a G1 guy, if you’re wondering), even I was struggling to be
Society (1989) – Review
Satire can take many forms, but surely none have taken a form so silly, so ridiculous, so downright…. squishy as Brian Yunza’s Society.Essentially ignored in
Salem’s Lot (2024) – Review
For long time fans of Stephen King, a rather severe case of deja vu has been going about lately concerning adaptions of his earliest novels.
Terrifier 3 (2024) – Review
The seemingly meteoric rise of Art the Clown has managed to make the biggest, bloodiest dent in the ranking of the horror icon since Jigsaw
Taken (2008) – Review
Maybe Liam Neeson’s sudden veer into action movies shouldn’t have surprised us as much as it did back in 2008 when he showed up in
The Reef: Stalked (2022) – Review
Whether you’ve noticed or not, Andrew Traucki has been diligently been hurling apex predators at hapless holiday goers for quite a while now, starting with
Wrong Turn (2021) – Review
How deep does a franchise have to twist itself into the ground before the word is given to hit the reboot button? Well, if history
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