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Nosferatu (2024) Review – A Gothic Horror Masterpiece

I managed to finally check out Robert Eggers' Nosferatu at my local Cineworld, a film that has been getting high praise from those indulging in the new gothic horror. I wondered if the film would live up to the...

Melodrive Review – A Film with Charm and Emotional Depth

Melodrive is a simple film about a man facing the consequences of his actions while coming to terms with family issues that he’s been avoiding for a long time. For a film with a low budget, it is made...

Companion Review – Cineworld Secret Screaming 4

Heading into the Cineworld Secret Screaming 4 I had my fingers crossed for the film to be Companion and my wish came true as we were treated to this dark comedy from the unhinged creators of “Barbarian”. At the start...

Do You See Me? Review – A Schlocky Stalker Horror

In the movie Do You See Me, a woman is stalked by a monstrous clown who seems to know her every move and she quickly realises her life is in danger.  This is low-budget, cornball, stalker horror at its finest....

FROM Season 3 TV Review – A Welcome Return to TV

It seemed like forever waiting for FROM Season 3 to arrive in the UK, but with the new series finally arriving on Sky and the cliffhanger from Season 2 finally put to bed, we have been treated to more...

I Feel Fine Review – A Film in Two Halves

In I Feel Fine Ozzy Taylor, a charismatic high school teen, discovers he can't control his intrusive thoughts, setting off a life-changing shift in his destiny. First and foremost this is a film about mental illness. This is a film...

Werewolf Game Review – Low-Budget for the Most Part

The basic idea of Werewolf Game is of a bunch of strangers being kidnapped to an out-of-the-way location and forced to play a game of survival, which is a solid premise. The only issue is that it has been...

Into the Deep (2025) Review – Sharks, Pirates and Treasure in the Deep!

Today we bring you our thoughts on the new shark movie Into The Deep starring Richard Dreyfuss (Jaws), Scout Taylor-Compton (Halloween), Jon Seda (La Brea), Stuart Townsend (The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen) and AnnaMaria Demara (Lost in Space). Off the...

Presence Review – Cineworld Secret Screening 13

It was a bit of a surprise for the Cineworld Secret Screening 13 film that was shown as we had a supernatural horror thriller with a preview screening of Steven Soderbergh's Presence starring Lucy Liu, Chris Sullivan, Julia Fox,...

The Spin (2024) Review – A well written, directed and performed production

There hasn’t been a good road trip movie, to the best of my knowledge, for a decent length of time. In an even longer period, there hasn’t been a simple, heartfelt buddy road trip film. Normally this kind of...

Never Look Away (2024) Review – An Intense Documentary

“CNN camerawoman Margaret Moth fearlessly captures footage of war zones. After receiving catastrophic injuries in the crosshairs of battle, she returns to work with more courage than ever.”  This is easily one of the most intense documentaries I have ever...

The Damned Review – A Chilling Nordic Horror

In The Damned a 19th-century widow is forced to make an impossible choice during a cruel winter when a ship sinks off the coast, risking what's left of the village's dwindling supplies. Facing a harsh winter and almost non-existent supplies...