Horror Movie Review: The Blackcoat’s Daughter (2015)
During the winter, two students are stranded in a prestigious Catholic boarding school. However, they soon realise that in order to survive they will have to fight a sinister unseen evil force.
During the winter, two students are stranded in a prestigious Catholic boarding school. However, they soon realise that in order to survive they will have to fight a sinister unseen evil force.
Hellboy is on a side quest in 1950s rural Appalachia. He soon discovers a community of witches led by a local devil who has a connection to his past.
More The Crazies than Night of the Living Dead with a hefty dollop of 28 Days/Weeks Later thrown in, MadS is a modern take on the infection/zombie outbreak horror. Delivering its harrowing tale via the extravagant showcase of one continuous take.
When author Ben Mears comes back to his childhood home in search for some inspiration for his next book, he discovers that people in his home town are mysteriously dying.
Synonymous for its bad taste, the Terrifier franchise reaches a level of sickening gore, unrepenting violence, and offensive content with this third entry. Yes, Terrifier is not for the faint of heart… but when has it ever been?
A dream holiday turns into a living nightmare when an American couple and their daughter spend the weekend at a British family’s idyllic country estate.
A found footage horror with heavy mystery elements, The Mitchin Murders doesn’t try to tread any new ground with its story, but manages to be fairly interesting thanks to its ‘mockumentary’ approach.
A ‘so bad it’s good’ film through and through, I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle is a must see for any fan of horror with an overpowering stench of British humour. You’ll spend most of its runtime laughing at how bad it is, but enjoying pretty much every second of it too.