After the last, rather tepid, Purge I personally predicted that that special (thankfully fictional) night in America, where everyone puts on overly elaborate head gear
Tag: Blumhouse
Split (2016) – Review
Emerging from the impressive tailspin that pretty much left his name in tatters, that cheeky little Spielberg/Hitchcockian hybrid known as M. Night “what a twist!”
BlacKkKlansman (2018) – Review
First up, let me level with you all…This is the first Spike Lee movie I ever got round to seeing. I know, I know! Legitimately
The Visit (2015) – Review
After a seemingly endless string of movies that turned out to be boring, dopey or just outright awful, it seemed that Hollywood twist fanatic M.
The Hunt
After a rocky road to multiplexes, Blumhouse’s gory, satirical thriller finally makes it’s theatrical bow after pissing off a good selection of people (including a
Fantasy Island (2020) – Review
The concept of taking an old cult TV show and flipping the genre around is nothing new. Just take such movies such as 21 Jump
The Invisible Man (2020) – Review
After Tom Cruise’s 2017 brush with The Mummy failed to jump start Universal’s Dark Universe – an MCU style franchise of connected films that was
Glass (2019) – Review
M. Night Shyamalan’s capper to the stealth trilogy – unofficially starting with Unbreakable in 2000 and stunning everyone who didn’t even realise it existed until
Black Christmas (2019) – Review
Blumhouse has made quite the name for themselves as a studio that has one eye firmly on the major issues of the times. With such
Insidious: The Last Key
The previous Insidious movie – titled Chapter 3 despite being set before the first two movies, therefore throwing anyone with numerical dyslexia into a cold
Insidious Chapter 3 (2015) – Review
Usually, by the time a horror franchise trundles into it’s third instalment, it’s a fair bet that the original creative minds that started the whole
Upgrade (2018) – Review
Just because you haven’t got a budget to finance a small Latin American Country, doesn’t you can’t splurge on big ideas in your science fiction
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
Get Out (2017) – Review
It’s really is a new dawn for horror movies these days…Five odd years of intelligent (if divisive) fear flicks have beefed the genre up beyond
Halloween (2018) – Review
All good horror icons, like bread, tend to rise.Forgive the food metaphor, I’m currently writing this while hungry, but no matter how many times they
Insidious Chapter 2 (2013) – Review
Apparently there are but two certainties in life and common knowledge dictates that they are death and taxes; but a third could quite easily be
Insidious (2010) – Review
For a moment there where it seemed that director James Wan wasn’t going to live up to the overwhelming promise of his debut movie, Saw.
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