*Warning Contains Spoilers* Maggie Q just loves island set horror films. She loves them so much that she has had 2 come out in 2020. Yes thats right while the rest of us have been suffering lockdown she has been jetting around the globe visiting various idyllic isles just to have the wits scared out […]Read More
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The Masters of Cinema Series has often offered the amazing opportunity to experience horror films throughout the history of cinema and with its release of the 1924 silent classic Waxworks they have added another example ripe for discovery by amateur horror historians.Read More
Bloody Hell is a wild ride, with Rex (Ben O’Toole) finding himself in a very unfortunate situation straight off the bat. In the opening sequence we see him queuing up at the bank, only to be dramatically interrupted by a gang of masked robbers armed with guns. Admit the carnage, Rex finds himself able to […]Read More
The association between circuses and horror seems strange but in many ways makes total sense. Circuses have featured death defying feats of acrobatics and agility for years and in much less enlightened times many had freak shows alongside the exotic caged animals, both of which were meant to astound, amuse and shock the paying customers.Read More
I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again, I love single location storytelling. When a filmmaker chooses to limit themselves to a single space, it takes away the distraction of the ‘where’ and shines an unforgivably bright light on the writing, performances, and story.Read More
Jules Willcox stars as Jessica, a grief-stricken young widow who packs up her life venturing away from the city. As she drives down the winding country roads, true horror awaits when she crosses paths with a dangerous and mysterious man with a nefarious agenda. A high-octane cat and mouse game ensues as Jessica fights for […]Read More
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