For found footage fans, Don't Look In The Dark will be worth a look.
REVIEW: GRIZZLY NIGHT
...Grizzly Night provides a no-nonsense look at a very grim night in US National Park history...
REVIEW: SHIFT
...Shift is a fun and quirky thriller...
REVIEW: IN SEARCH OF DARKNESS 1995-1999
...a horror documentary created by fans of horror for fans of horror...
REVIEW: THE PLAGUE
...This psychological horror manages to make you fear what comes next better than most straight horror films released recently...
REVIEW: SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT
...This is expert level B-Horror movie making that doesn’t skimp on the blood or fun, but surprises you with it’s knowing cheekiness, likable characters and a solid storyline. A true Christmas miracle...
REVIEW: THE BOTHY ON THE COLD MÒR (SHORT FILM)
...A very good short that oozes atmosphere and hits all the marks for a folk horror film...
REVIEW – HELL HOUSE LLC: LINEAGE
...Hell House LLC: Lineage commits two of the most egregious filmmaking sins: it’s boring and the ending is a huge middle finger to the viewer...
BHFF REVIEW: VIOLENCE
...Violence is a hell of a kick-off from Connor Marsden in his first feature film...
BHFF REVIEW: EVERY HEAVY THING
...a cinematic experience that you definitely won’t forget any time soon...
BHFF REVIEW: TINSMAN ROAD
...With his latest found footage entry, Tinsman Road, Banfitch is, once again, going to test the viewer with how much thinking they want to do with their bare bones horror...
REVIEW: OTHER
...Visually engaging with a very clever auditory gag, Other is an earnest story about mothers, daughters and grief that could have been so much more impactful if it had leaned a bit more into the horror aspects of the story...
REVIEW: THE MANNEQUIN
...The Mannequin could have been a fun, thoughtful and somewhat campy horror movie, but its self-seriousness makes it more of a relationship drama that has a side of paranormal...
REVIEW: BEAST OF WAR
...A serious, stylised and undeniably good killer shark film...
REVIEW: BRUTE 1976
...Brute 1976 is a solid horror film, that will keep slasher fans engaged...
REVIEW: TRAUMATIKA
...there is a lot to like about Traumatika and it is worth checking out...
REVIEW: THE TWIN
Overall, The Twin works because, unlike a lot of the grief horror being churned out, Doler wraps his story up with a tidy bow.
REVIEW: CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD
Clown in a Cornfield scratches that cozy horror itch...
FANTASIA 25 REVIEW: SUGAR ROT
...A low budget, punk powered, go fuck yourself, feminist, satire, body horror...
REVIEW: TOGETHER
...the overall product seems a bit too impressed with itself and, ultimately, isn’t doing much more than repackaging a dozen recent horror films and putting them into Gen Z Mom Jeans...
