Dark cautionary tales about the pain of creating art. Allegoria is definitely worth seeing.
REVIEW: ALLEGORIA
FANTASIA 22 REVIEW: HONEYCOMB
Honeycomb is definitely an example of talented individuals working to their strengths within a budget. It's a strong debut film and I would love to see what comes next.
REVIEW: THE SUMMONED
The Summoned weaves in and out of regular setups you've seen a lot before but does manage to veer away from predictability...
Review: Cordelia (2022)
Cordelia is about loneliness even in a city as big as London and survivors guilt...
Review: Monstrous (2022)
Trauma and hauntings, monsters and ghosts go hand in hand in horror since almost the beginning of time.
Review: The Spine Of Night (2021)
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...
The 12 Best Simpsons Treehouse Of Horror Tales
Check out 12 through 1 of the best Treehouse of Horror segments...
Nightstream 2021 Review: Alison’s Birthday
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.
Review: The Last Matinee (2021)
The Last Matinee is out to entertain you and it achieves that and then some. A really fun and stylish horror film that you should check out.
Fantasia Film Festival 2021 Review: The Last Thing Mary Saw
A film that is scary through the actions of humans as opposed to something other worldly.
Review: Werewolves Within (2021)
Keeps a fantastic pace and manages some excellent jump scares that also have a comedic punchline to them...
Review: The Amusement Park
Even in death, George Romero is still one of the most fascinating, smart, politically and socially brutal filmmakers...
Review: A Quiet Place Part II (2021)
A Quiet Place II was much less quiet than it's predecessor and it lacks a bit of the first films subtlety...
Review: Dementia Part II (2021)
Mercer and Testin have made a gooey, funny and really enjoyable film, that is short and sharp...
Review: Seance (2021)
Barrett nods at the classic school horrors (Suspiria, The Woods, The Possessed) and then threads the tightrope of tropes with bitches, cliques, a patrician headmistresses and plenty of mystery...
Fantasia 2020: Fried Barry
Gross, grimey, disturbing and sometime laugh out loud funny Fried Barry, plays like a scuzzy version of Under The Skin.
Review: Mortal Kombat (2021)
impressive fight scenes and well staged fatalities...
Review: Jakob’s Wife (2021)
The influence of Stephen King looms large over Jakob's Wife but this in no way does the film a disservice. It's not a copy but something all it's own - and it's really bloody good.
REVIEW: GODZILLA Vs. KONG (2021)
Godzilla Vs. Kong is what it promises. Two of the most loved big monsters up against each other and you'll immediately know if this film is for you from the title. A film that has a big imagination and bigger monsters.
Review: Slaxx (2021)
A ridiculous premise, grounded by serious issues and anchored by three great performances.