Tag: horror

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    Archie Hill

    Weapons: Another Nail-Biting Horror from Zach Cregger

    Zach Cregger’s second film Weapons successfully expands his collection of absurdist horrors, following the triumph of his directorial debut Barbarian in 2022. This much anticipated feature delivers on tension and carefully placed scares, and its intriguing narrative structure leads viewers through the withheld secrets of the main characters. At 2.17 am, 17 children from Justine […]

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    Liam Beazley

    My Favourite Horror film: Kill List

    Liam argues why Kill List is the best Horror Movie

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    Melody Mirin

    The Haunting of Streaming: Best Horror Series to Binge This Halloween

    Melody Mirin lists her top TV picks for halloween binge-watching

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    Rosie Lawrence

    ‘The Shining’ – What makes it so terrifying?

    Over Halloween, I decided to finally sit down and watch ‘The Shining’ after years of saying I would. I watched it probably the scariest way – alone at night, in my room with my headphones on, and I experienced every facet of the ‘creepy’ this film had to offer. After watching it, a few times […]

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    Morgane Hemingway

    What is a ‘Final Girl’? Horror Trope Explained

    Morgane Hemingway gives a quick insight into the Final Girl horror trope…

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    Imogen Bridgeman-Wilson

    Non-Horror Games to Play This Spooky Season.

    With Spooky season rolling around there are plenty of games that certainly fit the Halloween vibe check. However, most of these tend to be horror games full of jump scares and general terror inducing, nightmarish stories bound to keep you up all night. With that being said, I’ve found some perfect no jump scare, no […]

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    Tyler Whiteoak-Dooley

    ‘The Evil Dead’ – A Retrospective

    Writer Tyler Whiteoak-Dooley takes us through the ‘Evil Dead’ franchise, film by film…

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    Holly Allwright

    The Butterfly Queen Review

    Holly Allwright discusses a queer fantasy-horror film for Pride Month…

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    Grace Eshel

    Nostalgic News – The Faculty turns 25!

    Grace Eshel celebrates the perfectly imperfect nature of The Faculty 25 years after its release.

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    Callum Joynes

    Our Favourite Films from the 80’s

    Callum, Rosie, and Laura look at the best films of the 80s!

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    Laura Carpenter

    The Invitation (2022): Inviting You To Be Disappointed

    This 2022 flick stars Nathalie Emmanuel (of Misfits, and Game of Thrones) as Evelyn “Evie” Jackson, a recently orphaned woman who receives a DNA test as a gift, following a catering event. After submitting it, she meets her affluent, distant British family. She is drawn in by the grandeur and mystique of Whitby’s Carfax Estate, […]

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    Callum Nelmes

    Review: Halloween Ends (2022)

    If David Gordon Green’s Halloween Kills was a bold swing of a kitchen knife, seeking out sociopolitical depths, then the capper to his trilogy, Halloween Ends, is one massive stab in the dark. The first in the franchise since Rob Zombie’s Halloween II to propose any remote change to its formula, Ends is its own […]

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    Reece Beckett

    Review: The Black Phone

    It has been a full decade since Ethan Hawke and Scott Derrickson first collaborated on-screen for what is still considered one of the most frightening horror films of the 21st century with Sinister, alongside other modern classics like The Conjuring. Since then, Hawke has found himself in a range of projects in a range of positions – directing […]

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    Philip Hoare

    The Importance of Mediums in Storytelling

    Phillip Hoare explores how stories can be told differently through different mediums.