For It Is Man's Number

If you saw the last #mtos post here then you should know what it's all about. Basically, a load of questions are set that will provide u...

Following on immediately from the end of Willard , this is a mediocre film that suffers greatly in comparison to the greatness that preceded...

Considering how much I love the 2003 remake of Willard , it is surprising that it took me this long to get to the original film. Especially ...

Also . . . there's a horror movie review coming along later. Not going to miss a day here just because MUBI hasn't yet put up any ge...

Scout Taylor-Compton and James Landry Hebert star as Julie and Jim, a young couple on holiday in Thailand who end up having quite a bad time...

Note: I watched Arcahnid on Wednesday evening. I went to check a couple of scenes from it on the Thursday. It had been removed from Shudder...

I don't have as much reading time nowadays as I used to. That's by choice. I watch a hell of a lot more movies, and I tend to also r...

Written and directed by Julia Ducournau, Raw  is to the cannibal movie what Ginger Snaps  is to the werewolf film, to start this review off ...

Stop me if you've heard this one. A great white shark starts to cause problems by munching on oblivious people who are trying to enjoy t...

Coming relatively late in the day, certainly when you think of the "golden period" of slasher movies, Killer Party is a film that...

Directed by Brandon "son of David" Cronenberg, Antiviral is a debut feature that feels very much like something his father would ...

Ethan Hawke stars in this action thriller, the kind of slick, violent fare that you would be forgiven for assuming had Luc Besson in a produ...

Written and directed by Ben Young, making his feature debut, Hounds Of Love isn't the kind of film that seems to give you much to comme...

Clint Eastwood can do many things. He can squint perhaps better than anyone else in cinema. He can portray iconic characters who usually sol...

Blacula was a big success when it was released in 1972. So, as expected, a sequel was quickly created. And it is, also as expected, not qui...

Despite knowing that my own experience of blaxploitation movies is rather limited, certainly in comparison to other connoisseurs, I am going...

Here it is. The Star Wars spin-off/prequel that we were all excited about when Phil Lord and Christopher Miller (the masters of making unlik...

Alfred Hitchcock once said something about how an explosion will give audiences a fright but showing a ticking bomb under the chair of some ...

A variety of things can save movies from being terrible. There could be one great performance, there could be an enjoyable twist in the thir...

A lot of people REALLY liked Hell House LLC when it appeared a few years ago. It's not hard to see why. It was a found footage movie th...