Apologies to anyone who has been keeping up with my ever more frustrated takes on the gradual decline of Daryl Dixon’s second season, but in
Tag: Horror
Heretic (2024) – Review
Despite the fact that organised religion has seemingly taken a dip in popularity when it comes to everyday life, it still undoubted is a massive
The Abominable Dr. Phibes (1971) – Review
It helps to have rather a loose grasp of sanity when it comes to crafting a horror oddity, but when it comes to the kind
Pit And The Pendulum (1961) – Review
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
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
The Child’s Play Films Ranked (2024 Edition)
The Child’s Play films revolve around the sinister doll, Chucky, who is possessed by the soul of a serial killer named Charles Lee Ray via
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 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
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
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.
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book Of Carol – Season 2, Episode 3: L’invisible (2024) – Review
“I don’t believe in coincidences.” states Carol in the latest episode of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon; which proves to be something of a laughable
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
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
Oddity (2024) – Review
Subtle horror, usually involving various ghosties and curses, can often prove to be a mixed bag if not handled right. Go too subtle and you
Pumpkinhead (1988) – Review
The name of the late, great Stan Winston is rightly etched into the legends of cinema thanks to the special effects alchemy he weaved over
Another Wolfcop (2016) – Review
As infantile, ludicrous and utterly lowbrow attempts to gain a cult following go, you’d be hard pressed to find one as obvious as Wolfcop, the
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book Of Carol – Season 2, Episode 2: Moulin Rouge (2024) – Review
First impressions are so important (even if it’s the first episode of a second season that features a character we’ve already met before) and if
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