Way back at FrightFest 2016 I had the pleasure of meeting and interviewing director Alastair Orr who had come to the event with the cast and crew of From A House On Willow Street which played at the fantastic festival that year.
Category: Comedy Horror
The Columnist (2019) Review
Social media is a savage virtual playground that can enable the most spiteful and mean-spirited of cyberbullying. Read our review of the Columnist here.
Mr. Vampire [Geung see sin sang] (1985) Review
If you think you know all about vampires prepare to be amazed as the latest epic release from Eureka Entertainment Mr. Vampire turns everything you know upside down.
Seven Stages To Achieve Eternal Bliss (2018) Review
Claire (Kate Micucci) and Paul (Sam Huntington) move into a city apartment that seems too good – and too cheap – to be true. Almost instantly, they’re confronted with the reason why the rest of the world isn’t banging down the door to live there as a tap dancing cult member breaks into the place […]
Zombie for Sale (2019) Review
What is it about zombies that is so darn funny? Is it their shambling stupid walk or their grumpy groan or their bumbling aimless actions or the many hilarious and horrific ways of destroying them? Either way it seems Zom-Com’s will never die but luckily the latest edition to the genre, Zombie for Sale, proves […]
Cleanin’ Up the Town: Remembering Ghostbusters (2019) Review
I remember Ghostbusters. I remember being blown away by the brilliant combination of comedy and horror. I remember the cool gadgets, the great ghouls and I remember how much I wanted to be a Ghostbuster when I grew up.