Horror Movie Review: O’ Bloody Night (2018)
O’ Bloody Night is a festive-themed low-budget anthology with shorts that vary wildly in quality and ends with one of the most boundary-pushing ‘horrors’ seen in some time.
O’ Bloody Night is a festive-themed low-budget anthology with shorts that vary wildly in quality and ends with one of the most boundary-pushing ‘horrors’ seen in some time.
Adult Swim Yule Log aka The Fireplace, is all about subverting expectations and delivering originality, something that writer/director Casper Kelly absolutely nails.
Watching director Damien LeVeck’s Christmas creature-feature horror, A Creature Was Stirring is a lesson in frustration. Where you’re left constantly baffled as to why certain decisions were made and why it ever had to be as convoluted as it is.
The signs all point to something as crap as the first Psycho Santa, but that’s such a low-bar, surely Psycho Santa 2 could be better by default. Spoilers, it is, marginally.
From director Conrad Craven, and writers Felicia Lamb and Denise Mone’t comes Black Santa. A dark and grim festive horror movie that stars Turell Robins.
Santa Isn’t Real, right? That’s the question writer and director Zac Locke asks with his new holiday slasher horror movie.
One of the more extensive anthology films, even more so when you take the festive spin into account, 13 Slays Till X-Mas is an enjoyable trawl though the minds of multiple writers and directors, with twelve stories overall, and a wraparound that connects everything up nicely.
If you’re after a dark tale based around depression and its effects, and don’t mind the slow-burn of a psychological horror, all with Christmas as a backdrop, then Splinter is worth a watch.