For It Is Man's Number

A rom-com so strange that I am not entirely sure whether or not it is actually working as both a traditional type of film within the sub-gen...

What starts off as a fairly routine, perhaps even substandard, thriller soon turns into something much more interesting by the time you get ...

A horror Western that keeps two female characters at the front and centre of everything, The Wind  is an interesting movie that mixes well-c...

Here we are with another take on The Grudge , a movie series that has been going on now, in some incarnation, for about twenty years. I have...

Horror movies have always incorporated popular trends, and have always had fun with hobbies and interests that have been used as scapegoats ...

I had somehow not seen City Hunter , despite being a big Jackie Chan fan, and despite being aware of it as "the one in which Jackie Cha...

Written and directed by Renaud Gauthier (who previously gave us the enjoyably demented Discopathe ), Aquaslash  is a film advertised as a fu...

Xavier Dolan is sickeningly talented for someone so young. Seriously. I have now seen a fair number of his movies. They may not all be outri...

Oz Perkins has now made three movies, one of which I have yet to see. His directorial debut, February  AKA The Blackcoat's Daughter , is...

The only feature film, to date, written and directed by Luke Genton, The Bone Box is a slightly messy affair that doesn't quite make yo...

I don't think I have seen anything else from director Egor Abramenko, but I'll be looking forward to anything he does next. Which I ...

Written and directed by Ryland Brickson Cole Tews, who also has the lead role, Lake Michigan Monster is a black and white cheesefest that m...

I had this found footage movie recommended to me by a friend. Don't let the same thing happen to you. In fact, just consider how much yo...

Here it is, The Exorcist spoof you never knew you needed. Or wanted. It's strange to think that this was in UK video stores before The...

Written and directed by the always-interesting Werner Herzog, who turned the subject of his documentary " Little Dieter Needs To Fly ...

Despite what you may think, director Brad Anderson actually has quite a large and varied filmography. It's easy to think of him as just ...

I like Jay Baruchel. A lot. He's predominantly been in comedy movies for most of his film career, but the past decade has seen him stret...

With pretty much everyone returning, unless I am forgetting someone, Jumanji: The Next Level is an enjoyable lesson in how to put everythin...

Part action movie, part disaster movie, part creature feature, Deep Rising  is one of those little films that genre films always view with a...

The more I think about it, the harder it is to think of a more bizarre mainstream hit (I believe it was a hit, it certainly seemed to be kno...