Ari Aster, the man responsible for the ball of near unbearable creeping dread that sat in your gut for the entirety of Hereditary is back
Category: Horror
The Silence (2019) – Review
Combining the intellectual tension of the sublime A Quiet Place with a B-list, beastie back story straight out of the 3D Piranha remake, Netflix once
Cujo (1983) – Review
One of the greatest aspects of Stephen King’s writing is that the more out-there horror aspects of his stories mask the human stories that float
Brightburn (2019) – Review
In a brutal twist on the superman mythos that would make Zack Snyder pitch a tent in his boxer shorts, Brightburn flies into cinemas with
Child’s Play (2019) – Review
So after over 30 years, 7 installments and countless victims who just couldn’t except a doll could murder their ass into the next life, the
Grizzly (1976) – Review
So influential was Jaws on release that it’s first imitator appeared on the scene barely (pun intended) a year later.Switching out a rampaging Carcharodon carcharias
Basket Case (1982) – Review
Born from the grindhouse flea pits on 42nd Street of 70’s New York, Frank Henenlotter’s gloriously grim and grimy debut feature, Basket Case is a
Army Of Darkness (1993) – Review
I truly believe in my heart of hearts that Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead trilogy is one of the greatest gifts cinema has ever given us.
Curse Of Chucky (2013) – Review
After 2004’s chaotic (and not in a particularly good way) Seed Of Chucky, it was widely believed that if another epic featuring everyone’s favourite Good
The Shining (1980) – Review
Deeply iconic, gut gnawingly creepy and referenced from everything from Seed Of Chucky to Ready Player One, The Shining is, simply put, one of the
Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III (1990) – Review
Despite Tobe Hooper’s deranged, gonzo attempt to sequelize his stone cold classic back in the mid-80’s, Leatherface was a horror character that never seemed to
It’s Ewan McGregor’s Time To Shine In The ‘Doctor Sleep’ Teaser
Warner Bros. has released the teaser for ‘Doctor Sleep’, the sequel to Stanley Kubrick’s ‘The Shining’ and based on the novel by Stephen King .
The Fog (1980) – Review
How the Hell do you follow a beast like Halloween? John Carpenter’s suburban based horror groundbreaker had landed hard and was well on it’s way
Bride Of Chucky (1998) – Review
After the insipid Child’s Play 3 nearly beached the killer doll franchise like a whale with fatally low self esteem, the filmmakers behind Chucky’s newest
Ma (2019) – Review
Blumhouse is at it again. Utilizing their uncanny sense of the zeitgeist and racially progressive stories in order to add some much needed spice with
Halloween II (1981) – Review
Gliding from the shadows and into cinemas like it’s ethereal, white-masked antagonist, Halloween II was something of an anomaly back in the heady days of
Sometimes They Come Back (1991) – Review
Movies based on short stories by Stephen King have proven time and time again to be a mixed bag and this TV movie adaptation of
Carrie (1976) – Review
Back in the mists of time (1976 to be exact) a young, bold filmmaker named Brian DePalma adapted a novel by a bold horror novelist
Halloween (2007) – Review
It’s been stated elsewhere that indie horror demigod Rob Zombie being selected to direct a Halloween remake was tantamount to Peter Jackson doing-over King Kong.
Seed Of Chucky (2004) – Review
When you have a long running franchise who has a main antagonist known for being a little free and easy with the quips, there’s a
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