Psychological

A Horrible Way to Die is a serial killer movie. Another one, sure, but two things set it apart. [...]

That droning repetitive utterance you may be able to mildly hear seeping through your walls like the unsettling mantra of some kind of secret society being formed in the neighbouring house, is actually me reciting my usual lilt of “please don’t be a found-footage film, please don’t be a found-footage film”. [...]

Determined to launch her career, work driven reporter Carmen (Cindy Sampson) believes she has the story of the year when she starts looking into the mysterious disappearance of an American backpacker in Poland. [...]

The last part of what is unofficial known as Argento’s Animal Trilogy, Four Flies on Grey Velvet follows The Bird with the Crystal Plumage and Cat O’ Nine Tails as another early Giallo which mixes mystery, murder and mayhem into the exciting blend Dario Argento became known for. [...]

I remember relatively recently an advert aired on television hawking some sugar free cola type product to youngish, “trendy but not edgy” males. [...]

From a novel, to a stage play, to a TV movie the story of The Woman in Black is as enduring as it is effecting; as timeless as it is terrifying; and the latest adaptation which darkens our cinema screens does not disappoint. [...]