Australian director Zeda Müller introduces her debut feature, 13 Dolls in Darkness, a clear-cut homage to both the giallo flair of the 60’s and 70’s and the silent film era in its visual aesthetic.
Category: Horror Film Reviews
Our most recent horror movie reviews.
Spidarlings (2017) Review
Salem Kapsaski delivers a real Troma treat in an outrageous, punk/rock feminist, exploitation musical that makes a clever commentary on the British welfare state. Spidarlings is the story of lesbian lovers Eden (Sophia Disgrace) and Matilda (Rahel Kapsaski), two casualties of ‘Broken Britain, struggling to make ends meet.
Johnny Frank Garrett’s Last Word (2016) Review
Famous for such films as Red White & Blue and The Living and the Dead as well as P Is for Pressure one of the most upsetting segments of The ABCs of Death, Simon Rumley is a man who has always avoided the mainstream, until now that is.
Pulse [Kairo] (2001) Review
Watching Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s outstanding Japanese horror movie Pulse 16 years after it was initially released the most shocking thing is both how far forward technology has advanced and yet how tragically relevant the movies message still is.
Show Pieces (2015) Review
Available from June 29th on horror streaming service, Shudder comes Show Pieces, a short film anthology from the mind of renowned graphic novelist Alan Moore (Watchmen, V for Vendetta) and directed by Mitch Jenkins. Show Pieces contains a surrealist tone that echoes the filmic style of David Lynch but is it a watch worthy slither […]
The Addams Family Musical Review
America’s creepiest, kookiest family are back in town, touring across the UK in a brand-new production of The Addams Family Musical. Based on Charles Addams illustrated creations which he debuted in 1938, The Addams Family were a satirical take on the All-American Family formula seen in many beloved US sitcoms of the time.