Film Review: The Whistler
The spectre of male power, and the abuse of that power, haunts Venezuelan director Gisberg Bermudez horror film The Whistler. A film crammed with ideas, perhaps to a fault, Bermudez… Read More »Film Review: The Whistler
Hugh McStay
Director Interview: Josh Ruben
Hugh has a chat with Scare Me director Josh Ruben about hand print jumpers, his horror inspirations, and what we can expect from him next.
Film Review: Possessor
Possessor is utterly unique. A film that feels this original, disturbing and pulsating rarely arrives without some rough edges. But every moment of Brandon Cronenberg’s trippy, psychedelic nightmare feels meticulously… Read More »Film Review: Possessor
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 Summerisle in The Wicker Man to the blended folk-horror of… Read More »Short Film Review: Where Still Waters Lie
Film Review: His House
For decades, many of the greatest horror films came to the screen as much brimming with scares as with commentary. At their best, horror films act as societal mirrors, where… Read More »Film Review: His House