A family of four are self-isolating in a pandemic against a virus which is spread through the internet and threatens reality itself. One or all of them may be infected.Read More
It is February and the 12th (and last!) official Women in Horror Month. So it was a perfect reason to head to Germany (virtually at least) to the Final Girls Berlin Festival. The Festival showcases horror cinema that’s directed, written, or produced by women and non-binary filmmakers. The organisers state “We’ve seen more than enough […]Read More
I am not the biggest fan of teen horror films if truth be told – so I initially ignored The Sinners when it popped up at the genre festivals last year. However, the synopsis and the promise of an independently made Mean Girls meets the Craft film eventually won me over. Given this is aimed […]Read More
I remember seeing the trailer for Saint Maud back in February 2020. I was excited as this British made film – a directorial debut for Rose Glass – seemed to have all the hallmarks of a Horror film I would enjoy; religious obsession, supernatural occurrences and strong female characters. Whilst Saint Maud has enjoyed a […]Read More
A Night of Horror: Nightmare Radio (2019) Review
I see so much horror that when everyone around me has leapt six foot out of their seat at a jump scare, I just continue munching my popcorn, my pulse unchanged. So it was quite a surprise to find A Night of Horror: Nightmare Radio Review having me check I had locked the doors and […]Read More
I do love J-Horror, so when Woman of the Photographs appeared on the list for Frightfest. I was excited. The film had attracted critical acclaim following it’s appearance at Fantasia. Woman of the Photographs is a debut from writer/director Takeshi Kushida and it’s an exploration of our obsession with social media.Read More