Category: Review

Eric Maybury is an alien, an intruder, isolated among the grey broken rocks of the quarry where he sets up his scientific equipment, measuring and quantifying, at the

In rural Missouri in 1980, a pretty girl lived an ordinary life until she met a handsome guy, who was quite literally out of this world. He had

For Quincy Carpenter, it began at Pine Cottage, the weekend getaway with her classmates from which she was the only one who returned. Her white dress soaked in

The opening film of the 2017 Dead by Dawn festival,The Evil Within is a work whose offscreen story is as interesting as the finished film, with principal photography

Globalisation has opened up workforces… to exploitation. A multinational non-profit organisation facilitating the hiring of American workers overseas, the staff of Belko Industries’ facility in Bogotá, Colombia, know

It’s the right place at the wrong time for Deputy Daniel Carter, parked in a patrol car as a young man stumbles out of the woods into his

An imposing figure standing at 6’5” with an equally imposing resume of over two hundred film roles, it is inevitable that many of the works with which Christopher

In the not too distant past, somewhere in cyberspace, Joel Hodgson and over 48,000 of his friends raised $5,764,229 via a phenomenally successful Kickstarter campaign to relaunch the

Introduced by writer/director Simon Rumley at Glasgow Film Festival’s FrightFest alongside Amanda Fuller, leading lady of his latest feature, Fashionista was atypical of the offerings of the weekend

As premiered at the Glasgow Film Festival, Mad to be Normal is a suitably unconventional biopic of an unconventional subject, the Scottish psychiatrist Ronald David Laing whose theories