Film Review: Freaky
Roughly two weeks ago, I managed to get into a cinema for the first time in a long while and…
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Uncanny Collective: Warnings To The Curious
Uncanny Collective have announced their first online festival! Warnings to the Curious is a virtual festival celebrating the tradition of…
Short Film Review: Ride with the Guilt
Fans of Dario Argento and David Fincher will love Ride with the Guilt, a visceral short tale of paranoia, confusion,…
Love Letter to Hammer Horrror: The Curse of Frankenstein
Even before Hammer, Frankenstein’s Monster was a beloved horror icon with its time at Universal. However, once The Monster was…
Top 5 Fan Horror Films
I’ve never really been a fan of Friday the 13th—I know, I know, blasphemy, but there it is. I enjoy…
Short Film Review: Where Still Waters Lie
Cards on the table: I’m a sucker for a good folk-horror story. From the unsettling behaviour of the inhabitants of…
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