I have always been a fan of Spanish cinema, in fact, they have given me some of the most disturbing films that I could have ever hoped for. So I jumped at the chance to review INTO THE MUD when it found its way to my inbox. I am not sure if this short film … Read more
Walks in the woods, poetry, a loving mother and a rotting corpse. Welcome to Home Education Home Education is the impressive short film from filmmaker Andrea Niada. The film stars Kate Reed (Our Broken Heart) and Jemma Churchill (Upstairs Downstairs) and Richard Ginn Cleverly cut from a feature length script the film has running time just short of … Read more
The hills are alive with the sound of sexually deprived hillbillies So, Killbillies s the first ever horror film to come out of Slovenia and it’s damn impressive. I got the same sort of buzz as I did from Norwegian survival horror, Manhunt (Rovdyr). I don’t mean this in a bad way, in fact it … Read more
PIGSKIN is cut from the same thread as David Robert Mitchel’s, IT FOLLOWS Pigskin is the thesis from Jake Hammond (Director/Co-Writer) and Nicola Newton (Cinematographer/Co-Writer) for Florida State University. This university has been known for creating some great filmmakers like David Robert Mitchel who gave us Indie hit horror It Follows, or Wes Ball, helmer … Read more
Here are some French crime movies you may have missed. Hope you enjoy! French Crime Movies – No 1: THE CONNECTION French crime movies don’t get much better than this. An amazing 70’s style action crime epic. This film deserves way more attention and can be streamed on Netflix. The look and feel of the film as authentic … Read more
A new list of Euro Horror for you all to enjoy. I realised that I left out so many important ones in my first list, I had to get a new list rocking. For Part One CLICK HERE RAW Starting the Euro Horror list off with the much talked about, Raw. The film focuses on 16-year-old Justine. … Read more
I can safely say that Nikias Chryssos’ directorial début DER BUNKER is unlike anything you have ever seen. I knew Der Bunker had great reviews from the festival circuit. Apart from that, I knew nothing about it, so I jumped at the chance to review when it came my way. Firstly I would like to say that this movie is not suited … Read more
Some Freaks had its world premiere at this year’s Fantasia International Film Festival. The director and star kindly took the time to answer some of my questions about their important coming of age comedy/drama First answers from writer/director Ian MacAllister McDonald 1: This is your first feature length, tell us a bit about your … Read more
Here are some top foreign thrillers that might have managed to slip past you. I have some dark and gritty thrillers from Denmark, Spain, Philippines, Russia, and France. I hope you enjoy. KEEPER OF LOST CAUSES Country: Denmark Release: 2013 Based on a crime novel by Jussi Henry Adler-Olsen, The Keeper Of Lost Causes was adapted … Read more
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
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