In a town acclaimed for honouring ancient folklore, Willow (played by Lamissah La Shontae ) finds herself vulnerable to a sinister mythological farmer after failing to contribute to the annual tradition of berry collecting. From there…..well Im not saying, watch the film for yourself when you can.  Whilst the film itself is only around 3…

Georges Méliès was not just a pioneer of early cinema, he was central to what we know as film today. An illustrator, magician, filmmaker, and inventor he paved the way for animation and multi-media filmmaking. Of all of Méliès films, his boldest and most well known is certainlythe 13 minute film A Trip to the…

Have you ever seen a film that had a scene where an airliner flying at approx 30,000 ft was attacked by a fleet of flying sharks with Nazi soldiers on the back of them. Nope me either, but now I have and that was all in the films 13 minute pre credit sequence.Welcome to Sky…

Six friends hire a medium to hold a seance via Zoom during lockdown, but they get far more than they bargained for as things quickly go wrong. When an evil spirit starts invading their homes, they begin to realize they might not survive the night. Shudder has given me so many wonderful surprises on what…

From Director Matt Routledge, and Writer Johnny Walker comes Tribal:Get Out Alive, a new action packed, thriller horror taking us to a world beneath our own.  When a local Bailiff team are hired to clear out a local farmyard  of vagrants after the death of the farms owner , things seem to be well organised…

Camille Keaton breaks isolation to Cry for the Bad Man this May! This May, I Spit On Your Grave’s Camille Keaton breaks Isolation to seek justice in Cry for the Bad Man. When a small-town widow (played by Camille Keaton) is grieving in isolation, she receives a deadly ultimatum from the privileged sons of a local land developer…

Don Koch (played by CM Punk  (  Rabid, WWE star) moves into an empty house and begins the project of trying to renovate it into a livable standard for his family . Whilst the start of the film introduces us to Don and his faithful dog Cooper By a quick glance at the films cover,…

From Jason Brown, the writer of  ‘Dark Vale .. comes ‘Morris’, a tale of tragedy, and childhood innocence snatched from a group of young friends when one of their own died tragically on a train line when a game goes wrong. Now in adulthood, the life long friends start to receive very realistic warnings that could…

Starting off with a brutal act of violence, we are left knowing what sort of film we are about to experience with ‘Villain, directed by Phil Barantini and written by George Russo  (Turnout) and Greg Hall ( Dangerous Mind of A Hooligan) and we arent wrong. What we (the audience) experience over the next 90…

‘Like Glass’, a short film from a screenplay by Theresa Hedges, and directed by Adam Spinks is now out in the world for all to see and what a lovely mysterious treat it is. The 14 minute short film might not give you all the answers you need by the time the end credits roll,…

Jay and Silent Bob are back, and taking a loving swipe at reboots in the latest adventure from the best pair since Butch and Sundance. Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith don the hats and famous jackets and are back on screen in easily one of the most fun films ive seen for quiet a while.…

When Arabella,(played by Kate Palmerston) a struggling fashion designer decides to take a money paying job working as a personal shopper for Marylin (played by Claudine Helene Aumord) – a very successful erotic novelist. Arabella’s life turns into a new direction when she witnesses Marilyn cheating on her husband. As Arabells sees more and more…

Written & Directed by Paul Knight Fresh out on the streets from a 10-year prison sentence, a killer is focused on seeking vengeance against his beloved sister’s murderers. Aided by those he believes he can trust, they go on a 24 hour killing spree to settle all scores as a discredited detective, whose superior questions…

I’ve followed the filmic journey of Proportion Production for what seems like a few years now and really enjoy seeing what they do, but also how they do it. From Supernatural Thrillers, to Erotic Stalker Thrillers to Horror Films and throwbacks to the classic murder movies of the 80s, Proportion Productions are a fun filmmaking…

It feels strange to know that I may have seen the final Star Wars film to feature a Skywalker family member. (you never know, they might continue it) I was there in 1977 (aged 6 years old, but I dont really recall the film, but do know I was there) and I was there in…

The first time I saw the David Cronenbergs Rabid (1977) was perhaps the early to mid 80s, I saw it on VHS (thats an old plastic cassette to all you non physical media young un’s)  I had seen Scanners (1981) a few years before and loved it so when I discovered that Mr Cronenberg had…

We now live in a day and age where we can watch some of the worlds best actors, appear in a film made by one of the worlds best directors on our home screen. Mindblowing. I woke up this morning, had some breakfast, a cup of tea and then figured. You know what. Im going…

Vision Films Inc. presents the new action thriller coming soon to VOD and DVD, Transit 17. Set in a dystopian world which has been torn apart by a deadly virus, Guy Bleyaert’s high-intensity new film crosses genres with it’s incredible action sequences and terrifying imagery making this an instant new favorite for action, sci-fi and…

A few years ago, I took to a stage (thats me on the left holding the microphone) with some of the cast and crew of an upcoming short film ‘Dead Air’ at the scifi wales convention and asked Geoff (the director), Peter (the writer), Charlie (one of the cast), and Andrew (the puppet coordinator) to…

First there was House of 1,000 Corpses (2003). Then there was The Devil’s Rejects.(2005) and now, writer-director Rob Zombie returns to the world of the Firefly family with the next blood-soaked chapter in the most violent crime saga in movie history, 3 from Hell. If you thought that the end of The Devils Rejects meant the end…

In a film world of franchises, shared universes, comic book films, sequels and reboots, its always wonderful to see something different, something fresh and something that will not only education you but also entertain you. This week I found that in one of the most interesting documentaries that I have seen in quite a while.The…

Written and Directed by Jessica Hunt & Sam Mason-Bell Lonely Hearts is such a strange, weird and wonderful film that does that strange thing that whilst quite a few films do and I always enjoy it when it happens. When watching the film Im not sure I am liking it, but by the time the…

Having just gotten out of a screening of It:Chapter 2 a couple of hours ago I thought I would put my fingers to the keys and write out a review. Im a big fan of the 2017 film It:Chapter One and have had anticipation at a decent level for this big screen adaptation of the…

Oslo. Norway. The early 1990s. A new, uncompromising style of heavy metal explodes onto the underground – True Norwegian Black Metal! Blasting and brutal yet also majestic, this subgenre achieves worldwide infamy through the extraordinary achievements of its musicians and the suicides, murders and church burnings that come to define the scene… Seventeen-year-old Euronymous (Rory…

Where to start with Wretched Things, the latest film by Gage Oxley ( Pulse, This World We Live In), a film made of up three ‘vignettes’ telling three very different stories that at their core, feature a very similar world and set of emotions. (in my opinion anyways)  A first-time model  (Ben played by Warren…

Whilst generally known for his comedic roles. Actor Vince Vaughn has tackled a lot of dramatic roles over there years, in films such as Hacksaw Ridge, Psycho, Return to Paradise, and The Cell, all to success. However nothing has come close to the fantastic performance that he delivers in S Craig Zahlers 2017 film Brawl…

I seem to recall back in 2008 when the release of the film Gran Turino was approaching that this would be the last appearance onscreen of the legendary Clint Eastwood. It was a strange feeling to watch that film (which is fantastic by the way) knowing that were unlikely to get another new screen appearance…

Twenty years after David Cronenberg prophesied the dark side of the Internet age in Videodrome, acclaimed French filmmaker Olivier Assayas (Irma Vep) updated it for the New Millennium in his startlingly prescient Demonlover, a chilling exploration of the nexus between sex and violence available at the click of a button. Up-and-coming executive Diane (played by…

Above, youll see the cover of the DVD for the latest directorial project by one of my favourite filmmakers Paul Hyett, a man whos talent has no limits and who has helped create some of the best make up and special effects in films over the past few years. In films such as Dog Soldiers,…

This May, prepare yourself for  for a very different role in the career of Nicole Kidman’s in the riveting and gritty new crime-thriller DESTROYER – from director Karyn Kusama (The Invitation, Girlfight). The near unrecognizable Nicole Kidman stars as Erin Bell, a burned out hardened LAPD detective who has been worn down to the core…