31 Days of Horror – The Descent
Spelunking. Even the word sounds like something you couldn't pay me to do, let alone invite me to do as part of a pleasant weekend away. The potential for danger
Crunchy ghost story with smooth occult filling – The Deeper You Dig (Blu-ray Review)
If messing around with the occult has taught us anything—even if you’re just grifting old ladies out of a few extra bucks when they want to talk to their dead
31 Days of Horror – Let The Right One In
John Ajvide Lindqvist’s romantic horror novel Låt den rätte komma in represents one of the most original vampire stories of the new millennium. It combines the gothic tone and demonic
A Vampiric Family Drama that Packs an Emotional Punch – My Heart Can’t Beat Unless You Tell It To (Nightstream Film Review)
Writer/director Jonathan Cuartas creates a bleak and yet forgiving world in his feature film debut My Heart Can’t Beat Unless You Tell It To, which has just had its North
“I’m interested in perspectives that are not the mainstream” – Peter Sarsgaard talks The Lie (The FH Interview)
Peter Sarsgaard is an actor of incredible range, able to go from serious drama to big tentpole film without breaking a sweat. His latest film, part of the Blumhouse /
A Poignant and Nerve-Shredding Horror – Relic (LFF Review)
Dementia is a horrific syndrome that many of us, directly or indirectly, have to experience and it has never looked so terrifying on-screen thanks to Natalie Erika Jones’ stunning directorial
31 Days Of Horror – Raw
Julia Ducornau’s feature debut Raw (Grave) is a biting coming-of-age film with a delicious twist. Young, naïve and a devout vegetarian Justine moves to study veterinary medicine and is met
Genre Film Festival Nightstream Begins This Week: Here’s Everything You Need to Know
Spooky movie season is officially underway, and what better way to celebrate than attending Nightstream (virtually, of course). Beginning this week on October 8th, Nightstream is a collective festival comprised
Be still, and know that I am God – Saint Maud (Film Review)
Whenever a film, or piece of media, explores concepts of faith oftentimes the bi-product of discussing these themes results in some unnecessarily preachy subtext. Even the work of Martin Scorsese
A giallo’s giallo – Crystal Eyes (Blu-ray Review)
I hate to say supermodel Alexis Carpenter (Camila Pizzo) had it coming, but after wasting everyone’s time coking up before her appearance in the "Atilla” magazine fashion show, scalding the
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