Review: Smoke and Mirrors – The Story of Tom Savini (2015)
Tom Savini has literally had his hands on some of the most famous horror movies ever made, such as George A. Romero’s seminal undead …
HORROR ICON CANDLES set the mood this October
Without going into the origin story of All Hallows’ Eve, the westernised celebration of what most of us call Halloween has taken firm hold in …
Blu-ray Review: Days of Heaven (1978)
I was quite put off by Terrence Malick’s style of cinema, which was introduced to me via the very experimental Tree of Life, but I’ve …
Blu-ray Review: Turkey Shoot (1982)
In the tradition of classics like The Most Dangerous Game, films in which people are hunted for sport and sadistic pleasure, Brian Trenchard-Smith takes the …
Blu-ray Review: The Boys Next Door (1985)
Serial killers have long been the subject of much fascination to us normal folk, but in recent years with shows like Mindhunter and Ted …
Blu-ray Review: Drugstore Cowboy (1989)
I didn’t realise Matt Dillon was famous prior to There’s Something About Mary for quite a few years, but I’ve gradually, and inadvertently been working …
Review: You Cannot Kill David Arquette (2020)
I still can’t figure out if David Arquette is a good actor or not; an assessment I’ve been struggling with since I first watched Scream …
DVD Review: Blue Murder (TV 1995)
Stemming from its meagre beginning as a penal colony for the British Empire, Australia has developed a colourful criminal history over the two centuries that …
Review: Coming Home in the Dark (2021)
I remember the anxiety I felt as a child during the many drives home with my parents at night. Often during backroads, we chose for …
Blu-ray Review: A Family Like Many Others (1949)
VCI Entertainment has been releasing various Mexican classics over the past two years, mostly titles horror titles, but among the most prominent dramas is A …