...Nightmare is a bit of a mashup of various horror tropes and while Rasmussen successfully creates an atmosphere of claustrophobia and paranoia, it is still impossible to not be distracted by the Rosemary’s Baby and Nightmare on Elm Street of it all...
Check out our review + interview with writer and director of Fck'n Nuts - Sam Fox.
Just your typical Girl meets Boy, they fall in love and Boy has a pet dog that is a human in a dog suit film...
Yet another gem in the Korean revenge film crown, Devils is a fantastic film that you should see as soon as you can...
Without being blatant (one way or the other) about the messaging and themes, you can argue the film both sees the benefits and the dangers of technology, whilst laying it out in front of you that human beings and their decisions will ultimately decide how technology is used.
Home Invasion tracks the history of a seemingly innocuous home device along with how burgeoning technology has informed horror storytelling and cinema over the years.
Where the Devil Roams takes place in Depression Era America and the overwhelming feeling of poverty and despair is a constant presence in the film...
A family man, David Chamberlin (Kinnaman), is on his way to the hospital to join his wife for the birth of their next child. Whilst trying to find a car park, the car is jacked by a mysterious man (Cage). He tells David to drive, and from here on out, it's his rules or people die...
Something ain't right with Peter (Norman). He keeps on hearing a knocking in his room. As the knocking intensifies, Peter begins to suspect that his parents might just be hiding a deep, dark secret from him...
An eco-horror film - by gar it's been a while...
