Trawling the stygian depths of cinema, reviewing obscure z-movies, forgotten gems and cult favourites!
Get Out (US 2017) Dir: Jordan Peele Daniel Kaluuya, Alison Williams, Bradley Whitfield, Catherine Keener The explicitly political horror film is a rare beast. Over time, the genre has justifiably gained fame as a vehicle for societal allegories,
Hail movie brethren! What fresh terrors have stalked the grey wastes of The Stricken Land in the week past? Read on… Do you feel suitably let down by the really not very good Alien prequels?
Read moreI love a good list. In true High Fidelity style I’ve decided to make top ten lists a semi regular feature on the site, and to kick off, here is my inaugural top ten horror
Read moreGood morning film fiends! Here is the first of what I intend to be a weekly bulletin featuring all the best sci-fi/fantasy/horror film related content that I’ve come across on my internet forays during the
Read moreOver the last couple of days I’ve found myself tweeting with an Australian chap by the name of David Black, frontman for a theatrical horror rock band called Darkness Visible and all round horror film
Read moreBright (USA 2017) Dir: David Ayer Will Smith, Joel Edgerton, Noomi Rapace The new feature length film from Netflix takes the tried and tested buddy cop formula and combines it with a boatload of high
Read moreFear not, bad movie brothers and sisters, despite the spammy title of this post your favourite movie blog has not been compromised by Russian bots or North Korean cyber hackers! I was going to title
Read moreStar Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi (USA 2017) Dir: Rian Johnson Watching this latest instalment of the Star Wars series was a rollercoaster experience; I went through alternate feelings of both loving and loathing
Read moreHail there bad movie brethren! Here’s hoping that you are all feeling hail and hearty in this post yuletide period, and looking forwards to the celluloid delights that 2018 will surely bring us? Your erstwhile
Read moreDeath Line aka Raw Meat (1972) UK Dir: Gary Sheerman Donald Pleasance, Christopher Lee, Hugh Armstrong Bleak and low key in the way only a budget horror film made in early 70’s London can be,
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