Hellraiser (2022) Review – CAUTION: THIS REVIEW MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS!!

I'm a massive fan of Clive Barker and his work ... from the moment those first Books of Blood were published I was hooked on his imagery and sheer imaginative skill in spinning tales. One of his first novellas was called 'The...

Movie Review: Tomorrow Morning, a movie based on the stage musical

"Tomorrow Morning is the story of one couple seen in two separate timelines, a decade apart. This is a story of life, love, misunderstanding and hope... a universal and timeless tale" Telling the tale of two quite different Tomorrow Mornings...

Review: Emily – Cineworld Unlimited Screening

Cineworld has been bringing us various Unlimited Screenings lately. Last night, for the latest Cineworld Unlimited viewing, they brought us a preview screening of Emily starring Emma Mackey in the lead role of Emily Brontë. This new movie from Warner...

Movie Review: Bram Stoker’s Dracula 4K Restoration Cinema Release for the 30th Anniversary

It's hard to believe that it 30 years since the release of Bram Stoker's Dracula on cinema screens, but now thanks to Park Circus, director Francis Ford Coppola's visually stunning, passionately seductive version of the classic Dracula legend has...

Movie Review: Don’t Worry Darling, a Somewhat Strange Movie Experience

The other day we popped along to Cineworld to finally check out Don't Worry Darling a movie that I was intrigued by after seeing the trailer and after all the controversy that it has been causing with Olivia Wilde...

Shot in the Dark the evocative directorial debut from Keene McRae gets UK Premiere

We have some new trailer and release news for you today as a Shot In The Dark, Keene McRae’s bold, impressive, and evocative directorial debut. After premiering at Grimmfest, this chilling and captivating atmospheric horror is now set to...

Review: Mrs Harris Goes to Paris, Charming and Delightful from Start to Finish

It was another trip to Cineworld yesterday to see Mrs Harris Goes To Paris starring Lesley Manville, Isabelle Huppert and Lambert Wilson. This latest adaptation of Paul Gallico's delightful book, Mrs 'Arris Goes to Paris, tells the story of Mrs...

New still released as completion campaign is launched for folk horror ‘I Curse This Land’ from Trash Arts Productions and Brutalist Films

Earlier this year Trash Arts Productions and Brutalist Films came together, to produce the folk horror indie feature film I Curse This Land. Production kicked off in July with the support of Indiegogo and now, it continues until November. The team...

Review: Smile (2022) – Cineworld Unlimited Screening

Over the last few months the trailer for Smile has been playing in the cinemas and I have to say that it got me wanting to see the movie just from a certain "car scene" in the trailer, so...

Review: Pennywise The Story of IT, going behind the scenes of the Classic Horror

Back in 1990 IT the mini-series terrified a lot of us and also delighted us at the same time as Stephen King's epic novel came to life on the small screen, Pennywise the clown also stole our hearts (in...

Review: Jeepers Creepers Reborn, the creeper returns in a new reboot/requel

It's time to get your creep back on as Jeepers Creepers: Reborn – the brand-new horror reboot of one of the most iconic horror franchises of the century – is set to strike fear into a new generation when it...

Trailer and poster revealed for The Haunting of the Lady-Jane starring Helene Udy of My Bloody Valentine

With the film now finished a new trailer and poster have been released for the British horror The Haunting of the Lady-Jane Synopsis: The peaceful waterways of the English countryside are plagued by legends of 'RÀN'; a water spirit who collects...