Theatre Review: Spring Terrors
Even in our modern world, there is still something special about a well told horror story being read to an eager, attentive audience. The power of the spoken word holds… Read More »Theatre Review: Spring Terrors
Hugh McStay
TV Review: Hausen
From Sky Germany comes Hausen, a dark and twisted tale of urban rot filled with mystery, horror and despair. Rarely does a show so effectively get under the viewer’s skin… Read More »TV Review: Hausen
Experience Review: Redemption Room
With Redemption Room, Secret Theatres present an experience that is part reality TV gameshow and part schlocky horror film to an eager audience keen for a slice of nightmarish theatre.… Read More »Experience Review: Redemption Room
Film Review: Shadowland
From genre studio specialists Evolutionary Films comes Shadowland, a low budget action horror film set in the wilds of Scotland. Featuring lots of shouting and questionable directing, this is a… Read More »Film Review: Shadowland
Film Review: Faye
I think we all have an apprehension about approaching any project with only one performer, whether on stage or on screen. It can conjure images of pretentious art house films… Read More »Film Review: Faye