Our most recent horror movie reviews.
A family experiencing incomprehensible grief are haunted by a sinister presence, known as Darkness in the latest short film by acclaimed independent filmmaker of Crossroad Pictures. In its just shy of 12 minutes run-time, Lyus has captured the essence of loss and grief in both a poignant and haunting manner.
In the age we live in technology is insidiously infiltrating everything around us. For better or worse (and sometimes for both) we have access to information at all times through our TV’s, phones and watches. Screens surround us and computers are installed in everything transforming our homes, buildings and modes of transportation into intelligent environments […]
When you think of the classic movie monsters, figures such as Frankenstein, Dracula, the Wolf Man and the Mummy come immediately to mind but what about the Golem? A supernatural being of folklore the monster inspired legends, stories and films but has somehow been forgotten in the pantheon of creatures we currently celebrate.
For years Nightbreed has haunted me. Like the main character Aaron Boone I have dreamt of the monsters of Midian and this amazing adaptation of Clive Barker’s novella Cabal written and directed by the author himself, which I saw at a hugely influential age and always ranked among my favourite horror films.
Death of a Vlogger is a mockumentary that makes a smart social commentary on internet culture and the rise and fall of the modern-day social influencer with a ghostly twist.
Canadian writer and director Cameron Macgowan’s raw social comment chiller Red Letter Day was most definitely one of the stand out movies of FrightFest 2019.
