Tag: horror

With their ambition declared from the outset to create “the world’s greatest video travelogue ever,” under a montage of travel photos bestest buddies Clif and Derek introduce themselves

Victoria Price has a theory about the longevity of her father’s career which lasted from the mid 1930s to the mid 1990s, in that unlike many actors who

Though not the first feature from writer/director Mike Flanagan, Oculus is the first time he has worked with a known studio, here Blumhouse Productions, best known for their

It is in cinema that horror has found its most enduring home, but in many ways the stage is a more natural fit; the darkened auditorium filled with

Life is not always kind, and sometimes those who work the hardest to achieve something are not the ones who benefit from their efforts. Released in October 1968,

With horror so often being a meditation on the inevitability of death, the spectre of religion casts a long shadow over the genre, from The Exorcist to The

“Inspired by actual events,” claims the latest release from the revived British studio Hammer without offering any indication of the source or veracity of the groundless statement, the

While the name Larry Cohen is no doubt familiar to many a film fan, even those who are familiar with his better known works might be surprised by

It’s the quiet ones you have to watch out for. Released in 2010, Jim Mickle’s Stake Land arrived without huge fanfare, the bold individuality of the production belying

Nothing is so reassuring as to the quality of a film as to rename it before releasing it in a new market in the hopes that any previous