
Dark Nights: Death Metal Review
We review Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo’s mind-bending multiverse graphic novel Dark Nights: Death Metal…
We review Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo’s mind-bending multiverse graphic novel Dark Nights: Death Metal…
A couple get a new bundle of furry joy in Composite Creatures but not everything is as it seems in Caroline Hardaker’s future dystopian novel…
Set during the Eighties panic of invading satanism, we review Clay McLeod Chapman’s Whisper Down The Lane…
The world as we know it is over in Oliver Milburn’s School’s Out Forever after a virus wipes most of the population…
We review Lavie Tidhar’s adventure tale which follows Irene Adler and Jane Eyre in early 20th century London…
We review the Ian McKellen and Conleth Hill sci-fi thriller, Infinitum: Subject Unknown, which was filmed on an iPhone during lockdown…
Julia Ormond delivers a powerhouse performance in familial horror Reunion.
Themes of loneliness and isolation are examined in Aliya Whiteley’s speculative sci-fi, Skyward Inn.
We review the long-awaited sequel to supernatural horror The Craft…
Time travel, murder and dinosaurs! Tchaikovsky’s latest novella is a blast from the past… or is that from the future?
Does this tale about a superhero with no powers soar or does it stumble before it can even get off the ground?
A young woman finds love with a fairground attraction in Jumbo…
Bruce Willis and Frank Grillo are tasked with stopping an intergalactic war in Cosmic Sin…
A childhood bear comes to life with murderous consequences in Karl Holt’s comedy horror Benny Loves You…
We review Nic Cage’s comedy horror that sees animatronic animals at a children’s restaurant come to life with Willy’s Wonderland…
Telling the untold story of the creator of the Gill-Man from Creature From The Black Lagoon, Mallory O’Meara’s biography of Milicent Patrick is a tale of Hollywood and monsters…
We review Brandon Cronenberg’s sci-fi horror, Possessor, as it comes complete and uncut to digital, DVD and Blu-ray…
Owen Wilson and Salma Hayek are on the slippery slope of addiction in Mike Cahill’s Bliss.
Ben Wheatley’s lockdown film is a dark comedy highlighting both the paranoia brought on by isolation, and the hell that is other people.
We revisit the zombie Spanish horror classic for its Arrow Video Blu-ray release…