Horror Movie Review: A Wakefield Project (2020)
Premiering on DVD and VOD on March 3rd 2020 from High Octane Pictures, A Wakefield Project is a sci-fi horror from L.A. Lopes who directed and wrote it alongside, Lindsay Seim.
Premiering on DVD and VOD on March 3rd 2020 from High Octane Pictures, A Wakefield Project is a sci-fi horror from L.A. Lopes who directed and wrote it alongside, Lindsay Seim.
The 6th Bad Ben movie in 3 years, producer, director and actor Nigel Bach has been churning out his found footage supernatural horrors twice a year since 2017. If that sounds like overkill to you, you’re not wrong but one look at them will tell you exactly why they’re out so quickly.
An ode to 80’s videotape horror, All the Devils Are Here is a shoe-string budget gore-tastic horror from writer/director Ryan Lightbourn.
Keen to capitalise on an audience seemingly hungry for more, the third film in the long running Saw franchise was released just one year after the last film. Saw III had Darren Lynn Bousman in the directing seat for his second Saw film in a row, the story coming from both James Wan and Leigh Whannell.
Taken from Zulu/Xhosa mythology, a Tokoloshe is an evil spirit that has cropped up a few times in horror so far. The latest to try and turn it into a memorable horror villain is the writing pairing of Arish Sirkissoon and Richard Green, the latter taking on directing duties too.
Color out of Space is a horror film that was directed by Richard Stanley, releasing in 2020. Starring Nicolas Cage, it’s based on the short story “The Colour out of Space” by H. P. Lovecraft.
Two fraternity pledges travel to a sleazy bar in search of a stripper for their college friends, unaware it is occupied by vampires.
An entertaining movie which raises moral questions which you can discuss while the player decides. It raises the stakes and shows you exactly what people are willing to throw away for large quantities of cash.