Posts Tagged ‘Horror’

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Let’s Scare Julie

December 22, 2020

With a little more focus and characters worth caring about, the scaring of Julie could have translated as a memorable one for audiences too.

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by Sean Burton

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First Bite (Short)

December 12, 2020

First Bite is a tantalising taste of what's to come from a director who has nailed the starter section of his career.

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by Sean Burton

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Murder Me, Monster

November 30, 2020

I couldn't make heads or razor-sharp toothed tails of it, but Murder Me, Monster is commendable for just how weird it truly is while still maintaining some semblance of narrative.

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by Sean Burton

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Blood Harvest

November 16, 2020

Fans of The Witch and The Village will likely yield some enjoyment from this Blood Harvest.

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by Sean Burton

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If extended scenes of watching a woman meandering around her fancy house while an uninspired masked figure lurks out of focus in the background is your idea of a good time, then by all means, Blind will be a blast for you.

by Sean Burton

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Gags The Clown

November 10, 2020

The big screen debut will likely be dismissed as a poor imitation of iconic clowns, but Gags will forever be known as one of the fathers of 2016's Clownpocolypse.

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by Sean Burton

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Tailgate

October 26, 2020

With one of the most menacing screen villains of 2020 in the form of evil Ed and a breathless non-stop pace, Tailgate is one thriller you shouldn't let pass you by.

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by Sean Burton

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The Man Who Laughs (1928): Eureka Masters of Cinema Blu-Ray Review

August 28, 2020

Whilst I think a 90 minute cut would make this practically perfect, there is no denying transformative powers of star Conrad Veidt and director Paul Leni, who both unfortunately died before they could find major success in the talkies.

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by Oliver Woodings

End of the line!