I’ll Take Your Dead balances scares with an affecting story between father and daughter, but more importantly it marks director Chad Archibald and writer Jayme Laforest as a creative team to watch.
Rob Grant's finger is certainly on the pulse of gore hounds everywhere with Alive, a grisly and puzzling horror that turns the survival sub genre on its head.
Well written, enthusiastically acted, and always gripping. It's just a shame it peaks halfway through and slowly descends into a more silly, albeit fun affair.
Let the sleepless nights commence. The Witch in the Window may be watching you, but Andy Mitton's skin-crawling chiller deserves for you to look straight back at it.
Framed is the definition of unbearable; a video-release film that will get lost amongst the hundreds of others like it. But at least it succeeds in placing the viewer in the shoes of its characters - It's torture.
Less of an uprising and more like a few disgruntled employees, Office Uprising features a trio of leads up for the fight but ultimately it suffers due to the over-familiarity of its premise.
