Paddy Breathnach’s previous horror effort, Shrooms was a banal if intriguing piece of film making. Despite being an overwhelmingly middling experience it did, in some areas, show signs of great potential and featured moments Read More
Described by its many fans as the ‘greatest British horror film of all time’, The Wicker Man (1973) certainly has a cult following. Directed by Robin Hardy, on its original release, distributors, British Lion Films (EMI), Read More
MadWomanInTheAttic: This is the real deal. From the opening sequence of the car driving further and further into remote landscape The Shining exerts its power over you. On the surface is a fairly simple narrative: Read More
There has been an element of Evil Dead in everything Sam Raimi has directed since the release of his flagship, comedy/horror franchise. From his 90’s revivalist western, The Quick and the Dead all the Read More
“Ghostbusters isn’t a horror film” I can hear voices out there cry. Well, okay, it’s not scary as such, but when we were offered the opportunity to review this classic movie – now released Read More
Imagine a world where Freddy, Jason and Michael Myers are real. Pretty darn scary huh? This inspired idea is the central premise of the brilliant horror mockumentry Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon, Read More
