BFI London Film Festival Review – The Medium (2021)
A film crew is documenting the life of Nim, a Taiwanese shaman who acts as a conduit for an openhearted...
Review
Film Review – Séance (2021)
So much paranormal potential eventually hits the mark, albeit non challenging cliched by-the-numbers story set within an elite boarding school...
Film Review – Jakob’s Wife (2021)
As far back as the 1920s, the wide-reaching landscape of cinema has been littered with films depicting the folklore of...
Film Review – The Boy Behind The Door (2020)
Fellow little leaguers Bobby and Kevin are opportunistically abducted in broad daylight. Bobby manages to MacGyver's his way out of...
Film Review – Kandisha (2021)
During the early 2000s right through to the early 2010s, cinema was littered with transgressive and highly controversial films created...
Film Review – The Call (2020)
Interesting concept, mostly over duration of one night with a group of generally nasty teens given an ultimatum that may...
Film Review – Caveat (2020)
After one of the weirdest, most effective openings to a film I have seen in some time, Caveat, turns out...
Film Review – The Reckoning (2021)
During a historical black and white beginning, it's 1665 as the opening scroll informs us, year of 'the great plague'...
Film Review – Fried Barry (2020)
Since ancient history, humans have been obsessed with the possibility of life beyond our own. The potential for another unidentified...
Film Review – The Banishing (2021)
As fascism looms in 1930's England, we enter an old mansion with ghastly history on an isolated estate as hauntings...
Film Review – Violation (2021)
The incident of the title is tough to get through, as is the entire story whilst unravelling before and after...
Film Review – The Power (2021)
Let's be honest, nobody is really a fan of the dark. It's eerie, unsettling and frankly you could step on...
Film Review – Slaxx (2020)
as another weird Canadian horror with an outrageously delightful macabre sense of humour and few limits of absurdity...
Film Review – Lucky (2020)
An impressive, brisk terror tale begins normal enough without too much of an indication of what frenzy is to follow...