When was the last time you were on a boat? Was it a ferry or a cruise ship or a sail boat or a yacht? Most important of all were you scared?
Category: Possession
The Exorcist III (1990) Review
It is a sad fact that so many sequels are such trash that the few fantastic follow ups get forgotten. Thankfully that will not be the case with The Exorcist III a brilliant continuation of William Peter Blatty and William Friedkin’s 1973 masterpiece.
Angel Heart (1987) Review
Mickey Rourke and Robert De Niro have both had hugely long and critically acclaimed carers. Audiences of every age will recognise them in standout films across the ages from Taxi Driver to 9½ Weeks, Goodfellas to Sin City, Heat to The Wrestler, Joker to Iron Man 2. However two of their best performances can be […]
Asylum (1972) Review
From the twisted mind of the writer of Psycho, Robert Bloch, Asylum is a horror anthology set, as you may have already guessed, in a hospital for the mentally unstable. Opening with the arrival of a new doctor played by Robert Powell, the young physician meets the man in charge Dr Rutherford (Patrick Magee) and […]
Orson Welles Great Mysteries: Volume 1 (1973) Review
Orson Welles is an iconic figure and the perfect choice for hosting an anthology series telling tales of suspense and terror. Appearing in shadowy silhouette as the brilliant John Barry theme plays over the titles every episode of Orson Welles Great Mysteries begins with his rich deep voice introducing another instalment of intrigue.
Child’s Play (1988) Review
Generally, I take watching a classic horror over many of the modern offerings. Particularly if it’s one I haven’t seen in a long while – or better yet, at all. So I was happy to get the opportunity to re-visit Child’s Play thanks to one of the popular streaming services.