Well, it's that time of year and after another dumpster fire, virus filled year of terrible social and political things happening it was nice to see some very excellent horror films throughout the year. Our best of list contains subversive horror adjacent fare, wild detours from known directors, reclaimed lost films and the most socially... Continue Reading →
Peppergrass is a slow burn, so you are either in for that or you’re not...
A grab bag of shout outs, nods, knowing winks and 80’s references, Vicious Fun is a horror comedy that tries really hard, but doesn’t quite stick the landing.
The violence is the film is breathtakingly brutal, every death imaginable is here in all its gory glory, the finale is visually spectacular as well...
We've finally made it! Finale recap as Lisa talks about hating to love, loving to hate AHS & thetan hybrids!
AHS recap time. For the Ep 9 recap LIsa talks faked moon landings, the proper way to pronounce Nevada and if anyone else misses the Halloween episode of AHS...
This film is polarising and I think that is a good thing. It gets people talking and positive or negative opinions are just as valid as each other...
Playing as part of Nightstream's retro section this year specialising in folk horror, Alison's Birthday a rare Australian folk horror film that is seeing the light of day again through Severin Films, is an interesting yet wildly uneven film. The ideas and plot points pre date an entire slew of similar modern films and it's further proof that there rarely is anything brand new in cinema.
It’s easy to be distracted by the gorgeous landscape of Iceland and the simple, idyllic life of María and Ingvar, but Lamb is a folk horror film that subtly explores grief and the selfishness of humanity.
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