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Film Review: Psycho II – ‘It’s starting again’
This June marked the 60th anniversary of Alfred Hitchcock’s masterpiece, Psycho. It’s one of those films that I literally watch …Read More »
So Bad, They’re Good: Dreamcatcher
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Banned In The UK: Freaks
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Hooked on Horror presents: Quizshow
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Indie Horror Revisited: Dog Soldiers
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Tag Archives: blumhouse
Blumhouse: Reinventing horror
Of all the production companies in the horror genre, Blumhouse is by far the most well known in recent years. A company that focuses on low-budget horror films, where directors are given artistic license. They’ve grown over the past 12 … Continue reading
My Top Future Horror Films Of 2016
You’ve all seen them. You’re sitting in the cinema, about to enjoy the latest and greatest scream feature only to have the previews for upcoming attractions race across the screen. It’s at this time I usually make sure I’ve silenced … Continue reading
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