Movies

Bag of Bones review

It is always hard to adapt a book into a movie. It is harder perhaps to adapt a Stephen King book, as he tries to give characters a lot of depth and does a lot of this with internal... Read More »

Don’t Let Him In review

The horror movie Don’t Let Him In has really split opinions. Some people have described it as nothing but a bore, where others think it was very enjoyable and reminiscent of British horror films of the 1970s. The plot... Read More »

Marcus Nispel takes on Hack/Slash

Marcus Nispel, the director of the Conan the Barbarian reboot is the latest director to be hired to take the helm of Hack/Slash, according to THR. Based on the Tim Seeley comic book of the same name, Hack/Slash is... Read More »

Rage review

Every so often an independent horror film comes along that manages to sustain the tension and doesn’t play it for laughs, Rage is one of those films. Rick Crawford is Dennis Twist, an ordinary guy with a n ordinary... Read More »

7 Nights of Darkness review

During 2010, 6 contestants on a TV reality show spent a week in a haunted and abandoned asylum. The show never went on air, but a network editor has pieced together some of the footage from their time there.... Read More »

The clinic review

Back in the late 70s, the pregnant Tabrett Bethell and her husband, (the late) Andy Whitfield, are on route to visit relatives, a trip that takes them through the middle of nowhere. They stop off at a shabby motel... Read More »

Sector 7 review

Ever since the 2006 success of The Host, South Korean film makers have been trying to replicate that success, but failing miserably. At first glance, it did seem as if Sector & could have been the film they have... Read More »

Hatchet review

The advertising poster for Hatchet declares it to be an ‘old school American horror’ and it is certainly that. In the misty depths of theNew Orleansbayou, a little deformed boy called Victor Crowley was the victim of a Halloween... Read More »

I Saw The Devil Review

I Saw the Devil, the 6th full length feature from Jee-Woon Klm, the Korean director, tells the tale of a secret service agents whose wife and unborn child have been brutally slain in a sickening act of violence, and... Read More »

Rammbock: Berlin Undead review

Let’s start off by pointing out that the majority of reviewers are so sick to death of the thousands of reels of zombie films they are forced to sit through has made them, how shall we put it, apathetic,... Read More »