The Grump Of Horror Reviews ‘Becky’
Becky is a thirteen year old girl who has struggled since the death of her mother. When her father takes her to their woodland home, […]
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Lucy Goes To Hollywood Reviews ‘Ravage’
Rating: *** Ravage (also known as Swing Low) follows nature photographer Harper Sykes (Annabelle Dexter-Jones) who finds herself in a lot of danger after witnessing […]
“Never Underestimate A Woman Who Can Think For Herself” – Jessica Reynolds on her starring role in The Curse Of Audrey Earnshaw: Exclusive Interview
One of the standouts from this year’s Fantasia Film Festival was Thomas Robert Lee’s The Curse Of Audrey Earnshaw a devastating folk witchcraft horror steeped […]
Frightfest Digital 2020: Daniel Wood Reviews The Honeymoon Phase
Horror and science fiction is often a match made in heaven, a perfect couple working to get the best out of each other. The Honeymoon […]
Frightfest Digital 2020: Daniel Wood Reviews Playhouse
Playhouse was an atmospheric horror film harkening back to the classic ghost stories of the past with a fun tribute to horror’s involvement in storytelling […]
Frightfest Digital 2020: Daniel Wood Reviews Dark Stories
Frightfest Digital 2020’s Dark Stories is an extremely polished, delightfully inventive and varied horror anthology that introduces a variety of different horrors and celebrates the […]
Frightfest Digital 2020: Daniel Wood Reviews Blinders
Blinders is a fun entry into the unassuming stranger turned psychotic stalker genre with a fun third-act payoff twist that truly adds layers to the […]
Why, Glenn, WHY?: Dr. Lauren & Darren Review “Verotika” (2019)
Dr. Lauren McIntyre is a horror obsessive, tattoo connoisseur, natural Goth and cat wrangler. Lauren would like to see Dajette and the Albino Spider star […]
Salem Horror Fest 2020: Daniel Wood Reviews Threshold
Sometimes successful and critically acclaimed horror films need big budgets, a high-class polish, Hollywood names and top-notch special effects but sometimes all they need is […]
Salem Horror Fest 2020: Daniel Wood Reviews Displaced
Displaced , from this year’s Salem Horror Fest is a fun and wry look at gentrification as a young black man struggles to convince people […]