On occasion a film manages to remain factual whilst being entertaining. Films such as Picnic at Hanging Rock are a casserole of fact fiction and surreal imageryRead More
‘Foreign language film’ is a dirty word to the American movie industry. Perhaps Hollywood hates subtitles, is outraged by accents or disgusted by literacy. Whatever the reason it belligerently believes the audience has an all Read More
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A small group of heavily armed men creep cautiously down a dimly lit corridor. The building around them hums a deathly tune, creaking and moaning a cacophonous melody. Suddenly, an unholy screech slices through the Read More
The original Romero zombie classics need little introduction. If you love horror movies, you’re almost certain to have seen at least one of these iconic films. In Night of the Living Dead (1968) Romero took Read More
Many books are unfilmable. Works of literature that could not be rendered in reality or realised in the filmic medium. These are worlds and stories that can only be created in the readers imagination because Read More
The 80’s were known for bad clothes, bad hair and brilliant horror movies. The decade that saw the start of several legendary monster movie franchises, the rise of the slasher film and a whole heap Read More