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FILM REVIEW: RING – 20TH ANNIVERSARY RESTORATION
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the iconic film, Ring will be released in cinemas again and I had the …Read More »
FILM REVIEW: ESCAPE ROOM
There is a moment in Escape Room which sees an ex-soldier (Deborah Ann Woll) dangling over a (unconvincing) massive drop, …Read More »
5 REASONS I LOVE ANNA AND THE APOCALYPSE
I might be late to the party on this one. Actually, I know I am. But time isn’t going to …Read More »
BOOK VS FILM: JAWS
Jaws is iconic. Peter Benchley was a struggling freelance journalist in 1974, when Doubleday publishers commissioned him to write a …Read More »
FILM REVIEW: VELVET BUZZSAW
What happens when art isn’t just art? To what lengths will you go to “make it” in an industry full …Read More »
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A LIVING TRIBUTE: KEVIN WILLIAMSON
Screenwriter, producer, director, and horror fan, Kevin Williamson is an American treasure. Williamson was born in North Carolina in 1965 and with John Carpenter, Hitchcock, and Spielberg’s help, he found his passion in films. Previously, he’s stated that his favourite … Continue reading
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A Living Tribute: John Carpenter
‘Some genres can die, but I don’t think horror ever will.’ — John Carpenter John Carpenter is a living legend. His graceful and indelible touch on the horror scene has left fans reeling from his directorial elegance and inspirational soundtracks. Heralded … Continue reading
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A Living Tribute: Stephen King
Stephen King is not an unfamiliar name. Even if someone hasn’t heard of him, they have, undoubtedly, heard about the period blood scene in Carrie, or they at least know what REDRUM means backwards. Parents curse him in agony as their … Continue reading
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A Living Tribute: Leigh Whannell
The horror community was recently saddened by the sudden and untimely passing of George A. Romero, known to many as the king of zombie films. Farewells and thank yous dominated social media and the web in tribute to this great man, and … Continue reading
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