Horror Movie Reviews Archives

Horror Movie Review: Darkness Wakes (2017)

24/06/2018 Liam Fisher 3 min read

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.

Horror Movie Review: The Night Eats the World (2018)

23/06/2018 Carl Fisher 4 min read

The Night Eats the World is an emotionally captivating and often terrifying movie based off French novelist Pit Agarmen’s La Nuit a Dévoré le Monde.

Horror Movie Review: Living Among Us (2018)

22/06/2018 Liam Fisher 4 min read

Breaking news! Vampires have just revealed themselves to the world. They have been living among us all along but it isn’t all bad news. Sure, they’ve been slaughtering humans for centuries but they have seen the error of their ways. Now, they want to figuratively step into the light and co-exist with humanity.

Horror Movie Review: Parts Unknown (2018)

21/06/2018 Carl Fisher 3 min read

Mashing up grindhouse exploitation, the occult and wrestling, Parts Unknown is an uber-violent and entertaining horror from the Boston Film Family.

Horror Movie Review: Slime City (1988)

20/06/2018 Carl Fisher 1 min read

A cult classic, Slime City is a gross out horror comedy that is layered in 80’s cheese and gory effects. Prepare to lose your lunch!

Horror Movie Review: I Know How Many Runs You Scored Last Summer (2008)

19/06/2018 Carl Fisher 1 min read

A horror comedy without much comedy, I Know How Many Runs You Scored Last Summer is a low budget, Australian slasher horror. It sees the remaining members of a cricket team being hunted and slaughtered by a serial killer who is exacting revenge for torment he suffered at their hands 20 years earlier.

Horror Movie Review: Ghoulies III: Ghoulies Go to College (1991)

18/06/2018 Carl Fisher 2 min read

Ghoulies III: Ghoulies Go to College drops any pretence of horror and instead goes for slapstick comedy. It would be a disaster of a movie if it wasn’t for some great acting and decent practical effects.

Horror Movie Review: Southbound (2015)

17/06/2018 Carl Fisher 6 min read

Directed by Radio Silence, Roxanne Benjamin, David Bruckner and Patrick Horvath, Southbound is a 2015 anthology comprised of five interlocking stories that take place on a stretch of desert highway.