[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8orRwBVr3E[/youtube] Gerard Lough was the man responsible for the quite brilliant Boogeyman which was based on the Stephen King story. Here, as far as I am aware, he is using his own ideas to make […]
THE RESIDENT Film Review By Ross Hughes Hammer Horror does Sliver with Christopher Lee, but without the sex! One of the best moments of 2011 for every horror fan is not when we see the new logo […]
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TjR3pTWk_0[/youtube] This superb Spanish thriller has had some exceptional reviews, and I believe won the Best Foreign Film award at last year’s Oscars and deservedly so. The Secret in Their Eyes is a full bodied, relentless, passionate […]
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyrtn53OpeU[/youtube] Ben Affleck proved his worth as a director with the exceptional Gone Baby Gone; does he pull it off a second time? Firstly, after Good Will Hunting, I didn’t think much of him, choosing […]
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGVdgW3Ctvc[/youtube] This new “home invasion” thriller come horror is directed by the gorgeous Anna Paquin’s older brother, and he very kindly gives her the tiniest cameo in the film. It shows the desperation here because […]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWVoUBgVcf8 Ryan Reynolds really proves his worth as an actor in this tight, tense and gripping claustrophobic thriller from Spanish director Rodrigo Cortes. Reynolds plays hired delivery boy Paul Conroy who has been given a […]
A child’s imagination can have a positive and negative effect in the growing up process. At it’s best, it would allow you to create alternative worlds, stories and games with your friends/ or imaginery ones. […]
Book of Blood seems to suffer from the Bilbo Baggin’s comment, “Too little butter being spread over too much bread”. The movie is effectively shot with good production values, competant acting and looks and sounds […]
They say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks and that is exactly why I was not that impressed with Raimi’s new effort, Drag me to Hell. Focussing on how a young bank clerk […]
The golden rule is – if you decide to adopt an evil, Eastern European Orphan then make sure that you keep the receipt, that is if you are alive long enough to use this. Orphan […]
Inglorious Basterds could not have been released by Tarantino at a better time. We all know that the self confessed (and proud of it) movie dweeb can make good films, but when was the last […]
THE HORSEMAN Fuck me, this is a real MAN’S film. If you thought Taken, or Man on Fire were good revenge flicks, you aint seen nothin’ yet I was blown away by this unstoppable, savage […]
Having loved Stuart Gordon’s Reanimator (1986) and From Beyond (1987), it took me a long time to view a movie that he made in between these two gorefests, called Dolls (1987). Although the Puppet Master […]
The belly laugh is one of those wonders of the world. An uncontrollable and sometimes frightening phenomenon, I have seen better men than myself cry (real tears), fart, cough up beverages from the nose and […]
Niels Arden Oplev’s take on the first chapter of Stieg Larsson’s Millenium Trilogy is overlong but never boring. Perhaps more fitting as a two part mini series, the story focuses on the dark goings on […]
Angst is an extremely brutal but effective Belgian release that revolves around a 12 hour bloody rampage by a psychopath (a fantastic performance by Erwin Leder) who has just stepped out of jail. It has similarities technically […]
Tremors is the greatest monster movie of the 1990’s as it works on so many levels. Firstly, the monsters are ugly, viscous and straight out of the 1950’s sci-fi’s. Secondly, the leads, Valentine (Kevin Bacon) […]
Ilsa She Wolf of the SS (1975) Directed by Don Edmonds Torture meets sexploitation in this cult independent movie set during World War II. Ilsa She Wolf of the SS is the first in the […]
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