Gary Gamble 
Jeremy Saulnier is back and on top-form with Green Room, his passion project and first film since indie revenge classic, Blue Ruin. Read our full review below. So after the success of Blue Ruin it was inevitable that Saulnier’s next feature would be bigger and badder. Saulnier knew himself that the longer he waited then the less likely … Read more
We have a Japanese zombie apocalypse, some twisted home-invasion movies and much more….I hope you enjoy. I AM A HERO Country: Japan I Am A Hero is a zombie manga series from Kengo Hanazawa that was first published in 2009 (and still ongoing). The story of a comic book artist that is left to fight off hordes of … Read more
5 new films coming our way from South Korea to hook you up with. A nice blend of South Korean, horror, action, crime and comedy. I hope you enjoy it. Gokseong (The Wailing) Goksung is the new South Korean film from the director and writer of The Chaser, and The Yellow Sea. It is, without a doubt … Read more
Looking to get Hooked up with some new TV? Here are 5 new tv shows that will be coming your way in 2016/17 The Terror ETA: 2017 AMC have ordered a ten-part series that will be adapted from Dan Simmons 2007 best-selling novel, The Terror. Ridley Scott will be producing with his production company, Scott … Read more
British crime drama series has got damn good over the past few years, so here is a list of them. I believe this is because of the rise of insanely popular Scandinavian and flawlessly written programs such as The Bridge, or The Killing. These shows have forced Britain to step-up and really give it their … Read more
The Netflix documentary, Making A Murderer has taken the world by storm. Everyone seems to love it. I decided to put an article together that features some of the best documentaries that I have ever seen – I hope you enjoy the list. DEAR ZACHARY: A Letter To A Son About His Father I have … Read more
Director, Tetsuya Nakashima was the Helmer of 2010’s epic revenge movie Confessions. Now Nakashima continues his schooling in filmmaking with another twisted tale of vengeance and murder, The World Of Kanako. Based on a hugely popular novel by Akio Fukamachi called, Hateshinaki Kawaki. The World Of Kanako opens in true ultra-violent Japanese form. Before the opening credits … Read more
The Brutal Murder Of A Loved One Sends A Young Sharpshooter On A Bloody Quest For Revenge. Darkness On The Edge of Town Review Darkness On The Edge Of Town is a revenge/drama/western written and directed by Patrick Ryan. The film was shot in the back-arse-of-nowhere in the west of Ireland. I sat for the duration … Read more
I have been a fan of Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead since they released first low-budget indie horror, Resolution. You just know sometimes that what you’re seeing is pretty unique so I was eagerly awaiting their next feature. I couldn’t help but think when watching Resolution, “what if these dudes had more resources?, what sort … Read more
In the past year, Netflix has had an increase of great British crime drama. Great shows like Happy Valley (currently shooting second season) and the harrowing but beautiful Southcliffe have set the standards high. I thought I would give these 3 shows a mention as I really enjoyed them and they make for some really … Read more
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