Struggling writer Tom (Jim Schubin) and his girlfriend Eve (Chloe Carroll) pretend to be a married couple in order to take part in a 30-day study which will investigate what is commonly referred to as “The Honeymoon Phase”.
Category: Sci-horror
Sputnik (2020) Review
I would have to say that so far my luck with Russian horror films has not been good. The last two I have reviewed, 2018’s wet squib The Mermaid: Lake of the Dead and 2016’s car crash Paranormal Drive, did not do the nation proud.
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.
Empathy Inc. (2018) Review
Empathy Inc. is a surreal and stylistic cautionary tale that blends mind-bending sci-fi with psychological horror. When Joel (Zack Robidas) unwittingly becomes embroiled in a work scandal, he and his aspiring actress wife Jessica (Kathy Searle) flee to her parents’ home to embark on a fresh start. Desperate to get the couple back up on […]
Volition (2019) Review
Gifted with the ability to see events before they happen, young James is left devastated when he is unable to save his mother from being killed because his visions are ignored and no action is taking.
The Invisible Man (2020) Review
Frank Oz’s Little Shop of Horror’s, Cronenberg’s The Fly, Carpenter’s The Thing, De Palma’s Scarface and Scorsese’s Cape Fear make up a very small list of remakes that are better than the original movies. 2020 sees another film added to that list; Leigh Whannell’s Invisible Man.