London Film Festival 2020: Daniel Wood Reviews New Order
I wasn’t going to review London Film Festival’s New Order for The Horrorcist as it wasn’t overtly a horror film. However, it’s extremely disturbing and […]
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London Film Festival 2020: Daniel Wood Reviews Possessor
Brandon Cronenberg’s Possessor carries a lot of the hallmarks of the work of his father, but make so mistake, this sci-fi body-swapping assassin horror from […]
London Film Festival 2020: Daniel Wood Reviews Rose: A Love Story
On the surface, London Film Festival’s Rose: A Love Story is a very simple, yet refreshingly new twist on the vampire horror genre by presenting […]
Grimmfest 2020 Review Roundup – Ropes, The Special, An Ideal Host And More
Manchester’s horror film festival Grimmfest has recently shut its virtual doors after delivering a festive Halloween program of over 20 feature-length films and twenty genre […]
London Film Festival 2020: Daniel Wood Reviews Shirley
Shirley is an exquisitely made slow-burn psychological drama that throws the rules for biopics out of the window with its fictional retelling of a specific […]
London Film Festival 2020: Daniel Wood Reviews Undine
There’s something to be said for adding elements of fantasy or fairy-tales to love stories, and Christian Petzold’s water-based love story is as much a […]
London Film Festival 2020: Daniel Wood Reviews Mogul Mowgli
Bassam Tariq’s Mogul Mowgli is perhaps the clearest and best tackling of someone’s inner conflict over trying to figure out how to remain in touch […]
Salem Horror Fest 2020: Daniel Wood Reviews Diablo Rojo PTY
Before we get into the film itself, it’s important to point out that Diablo Rojo PTY is the first major horror release to ever come […]
Salem Horror Fest 2020: Daniel Wood Reviews Leni
Leni is a devastating, emotional, turbulent and raw look at the consequences of domestic violence and abusive relationships told very cleverly through the medium of […]
Salem Horror Fest 2020: Daniel Wood Reviews Papi Ramirez Vs Giant Scorpions
Look. Quite often with horror films there are deep themes permeating the whole ordeal, metaphorical imagery used to turn everyday objects or feelings into horrific […]