Reviews

Fright Night 3D review

The original of this movie’s is hailed as an 80’s classic, and is also the favourite movie of the star of this new version Colin Farrell. So what can the brooding Irishman, Anton Yelchin and the rest of the... Read More »

Insidious review

Insidious is an extremely well made movie which pays homage to those classic haunted house horror movies that we all watched through our fingers in the 1970’s and 1980’s. It is also undeniably one of the most unsettling and jump... Read More »

Troll Hunter review

Many of the movies being made around the world at the minute are still playing with the ghostly images, found footage and shaky cam, thank god for Norway. They have taken a completely different stance and are tackling their... Read More »

YellowBrickRoad review

The new, and strangely title YellowBrickRoad, no there aren’t meant to be any spaces, is an adequate movie that starts with a reasonable enough premise, but has an unsatisfying, albeit interesting, payoff. There is a definite sense of eeriness... Read More »

Camp Hell review

Many people seem to have a problem with Jesse Eisenberg, apart from the pretty good Zombieland, the general consensus is that this guy just keeps playing himself in movies, and it’s starting to get on a lot of nerves.... Read More »

Bait a new twist on the killer shark horror movie

Jaws the 1975 horror movie put the label of bad guy purposely square on the man eating great white shark’s dorsal fin, while the new film Bait hopes for something more sinister, the shark is only the weapon being... Read More »

Cold fish review

Japan has in recent years led the way in pushing the boundaries in the suspense/horror genre, and it’s good to see that it’s continuing with the new thriller Cold Fish. This quirky little movie is chock full of eccentric... Read More »

Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark review

FilmDistrict must be rubbing their hands in glee over the fact that they got their hands on Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark. Directed by Troy Nixey and produced by the icon of Mexican horror Guillermo Del Toro, this... Read More »

Sweatshop Review

The premise for this movie makes you think immediately of ‘Return of The living Dead’. But rest assured this is not just another movie off the slasher movie production line. A young, somewhat clichéd ensemble break into an old... Read More »

Wake Wood review

It’s hard to describe who Wake Wood will appeal to. Patience is a must with this movie, the latest and rather awkward offering from Hammer. David Keating, the film maker,  on everything from acts of the occult to ghoulish... Read More »