Cinema Vivarium first look review Cannes Film Festival 2019
Imogen Poots and Jesse Eisenberg are trapped in a Twilight Zone-esque domestic nightmare in Vivarium
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Cinema The Other Lamb review: Malgorzata Szumowska’s cult horror shows a flocking nightmare
We review the English-language debut of Polish director Malgorzata Szumowska, The Other Lamb.
Cinema Howling Village (Inunaki-mura): Fantasporto 2020 review
Takashi Shimizu’s latest J-horror finds different ways of unsealing a submerged past and resurrecting a dead genre.
Cinema The Soul Conductor (Provodnik): Fantasporto 2020 review
Ilya S. Maksimov’s psychopompic suspenser offers a hallucinatory confusion of ghosts, serial killings, clairvoyance and madness.
Cinema Welcome To The Circle: Fantasporto 2020 review
David Fowler’s debut is a cult film par excellence, dismantling the viewer’s grip on reality.
Ravers review: Twisted horror plays all the right beats
Here’s our review of Berhnard Pucher’s Ravers…
Cinema Proxima review: Earthbound space drama with a woman at the core
A space film rooted in terrestrial issues when an astronaut and mother is set to leave her daughter before a mission…
Cinema A Night of Horror: Nightmare Radio: Glasgow FrightFest review
Luciano and Nicolás Onetti play DJs, appropriating and remixing eight festival-wowing short horror films to tell a story of their own…
Cinema VFW: Glasgow FrightFest review
Joe Begos pits old army vets against young drugged-up punks in this ultraviolent, postmodern, retrofuturist siege actioner…
Cinema Butt Boy: Glasgow FrightFest review
Tyler Cornack’s colonic comedy inserts an unusually anal-retentive man into a criminal scenario, for transgressive rites of (back) passage…
Cinema A Ghost Waits: Glasgow FrightFest review
Adam Stovall’s debut feature uses ghostly romance to fix up a damaged psyche…
Cinema Zombie For Sale (aka The Odd Family: Zombie On Sale, aka Gimyohan Gajok): Glasgow FrightFest review
Lee Min-jae’s feature debut is a smalltown romzomcom (with sly social commentary) that keeps gleefullly subverting the tropes of its own subgenre…
Cinema The Mortuary Collection: Glasgow FrightFest review
Ryan Spindell’s anthology of close-fitting mor(t)ality tales are filled with small-town surrealism and dark humour…
Cinema Anderson Falls: Glasgow FrightFest review
Julien Seri’s serial-killer thriller pits one father against another…
Cinema Sea Fever: Glasgow FrightFest Review
This fishermen’s yarn from Neasa Hardiman is part Lovecraft, part The Thing
Cinema The Cleansing Hour: Glasgow FrightFest review
Damien LeVeck’s online exorcism set-up satirises the soul-destroying narcissism, excess and mob mentality of the internet…
Cinema In The Quarry (En el pozo): Glasgow FrightFest review
Brothers Bernardo and Rafael Antonaccio deliver a sweltering psychodrama of masculine jealousy and rage…
Cinema Onward: Pixar brings the magic with its latest fantasy adventure
Read our review for Pixar’s latest epic adventure, Onward…
Cinema Time To Hunt Review: South Korean dystopian thriller is packed with charisma
Read our review of Yoon Sung-hyun’s Time To Hunt…
Cinema Shirley: Horror author biopic ticks all the right boxes
Read our review on the Shirley Jackson biopic…
Cinema The Invisible Man Review: Smart Script Turns Domestic Abuse Into A Terrifying Nightmare
Here’s our review on Leigh Whannell’s take on The Invisible Man…
TV I Am Not Okay With This Review: Is It Teenage Angst Or Teenage Kicks With New Supernatural Netflix Show?
Puberty gets serious with Netflix’s new release…
Cinema Guns Akimbo Review: The Game Is On
Does Guns Akimbo come out with all guns blazing or is it just firing blanks? Find out with our review!
Books Sword Of Fire Review: A New Act In The Cycle of Deverry
We go back to Deverry with Katherine Kerr’s latest novel Sword Of Fire.
Cinema Sonic the Hedgehog review: Is it gold rings or game over?
Is it a surefire hit or a speedy mess? Find out with our review of videogame adaptation Sonic The Hedgehog.
Cinema Birds Of Prey (And The Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) review: These dames ain’t no damsels
Harley Quinn and her Birds Of Prey shine in the DC Universe’s frolicking new addition.
Cinema Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker film review: a worthy conclusion to the Skywalker saga?
Can JJ Abrams stick the landing with Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker?
Cinema Black Christmas film review: is this feminist take on a horror classic a festive treat?
Black Christmas 2019 takes the bare bones of the sorority chiller to deliver something new…but does it work?
Cinema Jumanji: The Next Level film review: next level in comedic brilliance
Here’s our review of video game sequel Jumanji: The Next Level
Cinema Promare film review: like mecha anime on speed
Here’s our review of Studio Trigger’s latest animated adventure, Promare