Leaving his home town of Texas behind drummer and teacher Andy (Vincent Van Horn) heads to LA with nothing but a box of possessions and his dog, ready to start a new life. Read our review of Blinders here.
Category: Psycho
Alive (2019) Review
A man and a woman regain consciousness under horrific circumstances, finding themselves held captive in an abandoned sanatarium by an unhinged and sadistic caretaker, in Rob Grant’s (Harpoon) highly disturbing and darkly twisted, Alive.
Split Second (1992) Review
The year is 2008 and London has become a water filled nightmare. As global warming raises the level of the Thames, whole areas of the city are flooded. Smog hangs in the air, rats infest everything and the plague has returned causing chaos and confusion among the remaining populace.
The Raven (1935) Review
“Every picture should have a purpose, preferably a high one. Any concentration upon Murder as Murder can only kill the films themselves. But it is difficult to speculate as to what intention, other than the stimulation of a low morbid interest, can be behind such a production as The Raven’… Here is a film of […]
Chatroom (2010) Review
Signature Entertainment breathes new life into a timely, criminally underrated gem from the past decade, Chatroom. Directed by Hideo Nakata, best known for popular J-Horror’s Ringu (1998), Ringu 2 (1999) and Dark Water (2002) plus the US remake, The Ring 2 (2005), Chatroom lures us into the dark and seedy underbelly of the internet communication […]
Fantasy Island (2020) Review
To most people outside of the USA and under a certain age the name Fantasy Island means, well it means absolutely nothing but therein lies the genius of this horror reimagining of the original cult 70’s TV series.