DVD

The Raven review

The Raven is the latest movie starring John Cusack and it is based around Edgar Allen Poe. Cusack himself has highlighted that the movie is not a biopic of Poe, but is more a thriller that involves him as... Read More »

Dracula Prince of Darkness

The character of Count Dracula was actually created in the 19th century, although the character only really gained real prominence in the 20th century. During this 100 years, the character became one of the most famous literary icons of... Read More »

Otis review

This is a new horror movie that tells the story of a small community who have five young girls kidnapped. The FBI come to the town and start to investigate but there is little information for them to go... Read More »

Black Forest review

The SyFy channel has a bit of a reputation for churning out fantasy mixed with disaster movies and a new production by the channel, Black Forest, is a welcome departure from this. The story doesn’t follow the predictable and... Read More »

Dead Before Dawn Review

Tim Doiron and April Mullen are a couple who have previously gone to extreme lengths to promote their films. In 2008 the couple made a mockumentary that investigated the culture of rock paper scissors, it was entitled The Way... Read More »

Witchslayer Gretl

Shannen Dougherty was previously known for starring in the television show Charmed and she’s going to be appearing in an original SyFy production called Witchslayer Gretl. Dougherty plays the character of Gretl and she is joined in the film... Read More »

Yellow Fangs horror movie from Japan

Yellow Fangs is a horror movie from Japan that is in the sort of animal revolt genre that the 1970s movie, Jaws, was also in. The success of Jaws lead to a huge number of films being produced featuring... Read More »

A Night In The Woods

This film got a far from auspicious start; added to the schedule of last years Fright Fest as a last minute replacement for Guinea Pigs, which was inexplicably pulled. This was a great opportunity which sadly went to waste... Read More »

Absence of Light review

This film from 2006 tells the tale of a highly respected researcher who is on the brink of engineering a synthetic humanoid who possesses superhuman strength, in other words, the ultimate soldier. There are, however, forces at work who... Read More »

Inkubus review

This low budget horror from Glenn Ciano brings Robert Englund back to the genre where he belongs; albeit bereft of his gardening gloves and striped jumper. This film tells the story of the last shift in aRhode Islandpolice station... Read More »