4 New Horror Movies to add to that never-ending list of movies you gotta see! REVENGE The Next “RAW”? So, folks, I am happy to announce that we seem to have a hardcore AF[…]
JURY ANNOUNCED FOR THE UPCOMING TASMANIAN GOTHIC SHORT SCRIPT CHALLENGE 2017 The annual competition is open to amateur and professional screenwriters worldwide and encourages original horror storytelling Hosted by Stranger With My Face International[…]
THE BROOKLYN HORROR FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES THE FINAL WAVE OF 2017 PROGRAM! THE BOOK OF BIRDIE to close festival, Centerpiece films from Shudder, LOCALS ONLY Showcase, VR program and shorts! Check out the website for[…]
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A SUCCESSFUL SURGEON THROWS HIS LIFE AWAY TO AVENGE HIS BROTHER’S DEATH IN NEW DANISH THRILLER “DARKLAND” FANTASIA FILM FESTIVAL 2017 REVIEW Gary Gamble Darkland tells the story of Ziad (Dar Salim), a well-respected surgeon[…]
Review For Fantasia’s Festive Shocker BETTER WATCH OUT Fantasia Festival 2017 review “Safe Neighbourhood” actually screened at last year’s Fantasia Fest, but it’s back this year once again under the name “Better Watch Out”, giving[…]
The Hunters Become The Hunted In Stylish Dark Polish Thriller SPOOR Fantasia Film Festival 2017 Review:SPOOR Janina Duszejko is a part-time English teacher who lives alone with her two dogs on the outskirts of a[…]
Simon Rumley Hits The Screens With His Truly Unsettling, Atmospheric Horror, “FASHIONISTA” Fantasia Festival 2017 Review Prior to “Fashionista”, many will be familiar with Rumley due to his 2010 thriller “Red, White & Blue”,[…]
SUPER DARK TIMES: A SUPERIOR DIRECTORIAL DEBUT FEATURING A REALLY TALENTED YOUNG CAST FANTASIA FESTIVAL 2017 REVIEW The films starts with a trail of blood smeared down an empty school corridor (think Nightmare On Elm Street:[…]
Fans of female led assassin movies such as “Kill Bill”, “Nikita”, should really pay attention to “The Villainess”. Fantasia Festival 2017 Review “The Villainess” It has been a long time since we have seen anything[…]
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