Burn After Reading: Darren Gaskell Reviews Boo! (2019)
A dysfunctional, suburban family is left a “Boo!” in the opening minutes of, er, Boo! So, you may be asking, what’s a “Boo!” Well, a […]
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Is It A Bird? Is It A Plane? No, It’s A Space Kid Killing People: Darren Gaskell Reviews Brightburn (2019)
Childless couple Tori and Kyle Breyer (Elisabeth Banks and David Denman) have their prayers answered when they adopt the baby who’s the sole inhabitant of […]
Moppet-Made Murder and Mayhem: Darren Gaskell Reviews Dolls (2019)
Review by Darren Gaskell *** THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS *** Before I get going with this review, I’m reminded of the time a friend stayed […]
Highway To Horror Heaven Or Road To Nowhere? Darren Gaskell Reviews Clinton Road (2018)
Clinton Road opens with the following text and voiceover: “There is a ten mile stretch of road in New Jersey which has gained notoriety over […]
“My Favourite Movie Of The Year” (so far): Darren Gaskell Reviews The Siren (2019)
At a secluded lakeside spot, Al (MacLeod Andrews) is searching for the creature which murdered his husband. Meanwhile, the deeply religious Tom (Evan Dumouchel) arrives […]
Short Memories #1: Mindless (2016)
Review by Darren Gaskell In the “Short Memories” series, I’ll be taking a look back at short horror movies I’ve seen over the last few […]
Music, Madness and Mystifying Matters aka What The Hell Did I Just Watch?: Saint Bernard (2013)
Review by Darren Gaskell *** THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS, ALTHOUGH NONE OF THEM MAY ACTUALLY SPOIL THE MOVIE BECAUSE IT’S SO STRANGE *** Even as […]
You’ll Never Eat Stew In These Woods Again: Winterskin (2018)
WINTERSKIN (2018) *** THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS *** The snowy wilds of the United States are fertile ground for all manner of awful goings-on and […]
Interview: Andy Stewart and Mitch Bain from Strong Language and Violent Scenes
The StrongViolentPC guys: Andy Stewart (left) and Mitch Bain (right) Interview by Darren Gaskell In late April 2018 I listened to the opening episode of […]
Rural Britain Can Be A Pain In The Neck: Vampyres (1974)
VAMPYRES Review by Darren Gaskell José Ramón Larraz’s 1974 feature starts out like gangbusters as two women have their softcore bedroom romp rudely interrupted by […]