A darling of the festival circuit throughout 2016, Julia Ducournau’s feature film debut has picked up critical acclaim and disgust in equal measure. Whilst the subject matter of burgeoning maturity, sexuality and cannibalism did not cause me to faint or vomit, it did leave a lasting impression and totally blindsided me with its black comedic undertones. (more…)
Observance (2015) is now available on DVD/VOD in the UK. It’s a great psychological chiller. My review for @UKHorrorScene is now online. Trailer and review link beyond the break. (more…)
Bite (2015) is now available on DVD/VOD in the UK. My review for @UKHorrorScene is now online. Trailer and review link beyond the break. (more…)
So Grimmfest has finished for another year. It was a short but sweet experience for me and whilst some sadly disappointed (Let Me Make You A Martyr, The Unseen), I did finally get chance to see Broken and Train to Busan, both of which impressed for different reasons. Full reviews will be coming soon but for now you can check out videos about them beyond the break. (more…)