Escaping their city lives for the weekend, a group of friends pack their cars and head for the coast leaving their troubles behind.Read More
Tags : Cults
If you call yourself ‘Slash’ surely it’s only a matter of time until you get involved in horror.Read More
Belgium doesn’t get much press. Nice beer and chocolate are pretty much all that it has going for it. Working against it is probably the fact that it has a similar climate to the UK. As far as film is concerned, it’s hard to think of any Belgian successes, and when it comes to horror, […]Read More
The current wave of 80s revivalism comes to a head in Ti West’s The House of the Devil. Shot on startlingly beautiful 16mm film and featuring the music of The Fixx (God help us all), everything in this movie points to an infatuation with the decade that bought us Manimal and Reaganism.Read More
Described by its many fans as the ‘greatest British horror film of all time’, The Wicker Man (1973) certainly has a cult following. Directed by Robin Hardy, on its original release, distributors, British Lion Films (EMI), demanded extensive cuts and by doing so the story lost many of its essential early plot elements. Upon release […]Read More