Horror Movie Review: The Nun (2005)
Way before The Conjuring 2 creeped movie audiences with its demonic nun, an unknown Spanish-made horror came out that has somewhat of a similar premise.
Way before The Conjuring 2 creeped movie audiences with its demonic nun, an unknown Spanish-made horror came out that has somewhat of a similar premise.
Three film students vanish after travelling into a forest to film a documentary on the local Claire Wizard legend, leaving only their footage behind.
Trucks is the second attempt to adapt the short Stephen King story of the same name and like it’s predecessor, gets it completely wrong.
Home invasion films can often be slow and it’s difficult to stand out in the genre, is Incident in a Ghostland any different?
Dinosaurs and zombies? What a combination, right? The Jurassic Dead is a low-budget sci-fi horror that can at least be praised for its enthusiasm.
The Neon Dead is the perfect example of a horror movie that favours imagery over story and characters. While it looks pretty damn amazing (most of the time) its barebones plot leaves you feeling cold by time the credits roll.
Boasting an impressive cast, Minutes to Midnight sees a group of friends terrorised by masked men with murder on their mind.
Darkness Wakes follows Charlotte (Aisling Knight), a psychology student who’s looking for any work that pays. She stumbles across an ad for a job that’s enquiring about a cat sitter. It sounds too good to be true so she heads to the secluded, manor property to have an interview. While there, she meets Mr & Mrs Farrow. They come across quite eccentric but are nice enough and they are willing to pay her £200 a day to cat sit. It’s only for 3 days and it feels like a no-brainer so she accepts the job.