I love a thrillingly scary movie. Especially at this time of year. When the ghouls slip out from under the bed and rampage the street in festive Halloween spirit. I could easily
Hold onto your panties – those pesky predators are back. This October sees the release of Tremors 5: Bloodlines on Blu-ray and DVD. Starring Michael Gross as paranoid survivalist, Burt Gummer, and
The most numerous slasher franchise of all time, Friday the 13th, was set at a summer camp but only one of the whole series (Jason Lives) actually had children present. This seems
The Woman In Black: Angel Of Death is the must-see sequel to the most successful British horror film of recent times – The Woman In Black. To celebrate its release on DVD
Ana Lily Amirpour’s hipster flick, A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, is a little like the Director herself: a product of many cultures. Part Iranian New Wave, part Spaghetti Western, part
The Woman in Black from 2012 was the biggest success (so far) of the recently revived Hammer Films. Capturing much of the essence of Susan Hill’s novel, along with a big dose
In Japan there lies Aokigahara Forest, also known as The Sea of Trees. Miles of woodland near the base of Mount Fuji, the place has become infamous for one thing; suicides. On
Whilst on the surface just another foray into the ‘monster in the attic’ genre, The Babadook serves a slightly more thoughtful entry into the world of scary cinema. Positioning itself as a
There’s a line delivered in Annabelle that sort of says ‘the more we know about monsters, the less they can frighten us’. That’s a dangerous thing to say in the context of
Oculus is based on a short film by the same director (Mike Flanagan), Oculus: The Man with a Plan. After the director’s previous feature film, Absentia, expectations were pretty high for this