...We crave original stories and innovative or creative ways in which to tell them and it's here that Buffet Infinity delivers...
REVIEW: BUFFET INFINITY
REVIEW: MERMAID
...It's weird, funny and occasionally gory story that is just a little bit heartbreaking...
REVIEW: DON’T LOOK IN THE DARK
For found footage fans, Don't Look In The Dark will be worth a look.
REVIEW: SHIFT
...Shift is a fun and quirky thriller...
REVIEW: THE PLAGUE
...This psychological horror manages to make you fear what comes next better than most straight horror films released recently...
HADDONFIELD HORROR BEST OF 2025
Check out our favourite picks for 2025!
REVIEW: TRAUMATIKA
...there is a lot to like about Traumatika and it is worth checking out...
REVIEW: THE SEVERED SUN
The Severed Sun is an interesting addition to the folk horror family.
REVIEW: LITTLE BITES
Little Bites is definitely worth seeking out.
HADDONFIELD HORROR’S BEST OF 2024
2024 is almost in the books, check out our favourites.
REVIEW: ITCH!
Itch! proves the zombie genre isn't played out, it just requires fresh perspectives.
REVIEW: STREET TRASH
As a blunt sledgehammer of an allegory for how the government and society treat and view the homeless...
REVIEW: DIRECTOR’S CUT
Does Director's Cut offer something different to the slasher sub-genre?
BHFF REVIEW: BLACK EYED SUSAN
Black Eyed Susan is a strong film, especially thematically.
REVIEW: CREEPING DEATH
If you are in the mood for a small-town horror film then Creeping Death is for you.
REVIEW: UNDER PARIS
...probably the best popcorn film of the year so far...
REVIEW: THE COFFEE TABLE (LA MESITA DEL COMEDOR)
It's brutal, cruel film making. It's also a well-made and well-acted film, so if you've got the emotional fortitude, The Coffee Table is waiting for you.
REVIEW: RIDE BABY RIDE (SHORT FILM)
Horror, as it always has been, is a conduit to call out the things that are wrong with society, and Ride Baby Ride continues that tradition...
REVIEW: NIGHT SHIFT
The writers and directors, The China Brothers (Paul and Ben), know their stuff and have put together a very entertaining 80-minute thriller.
REVIEW: STOPMOTION
This easily could have been a paint by numbers 'creative person goes insane' film by it is lifted by Morgan's direction and by Franciosi's powerful performance.