Weapons (2025) Review Horror

Weapons (2025) Review

Weapons (2025) Review was last modified: August 11th, 2025 by Craig Holton

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (2024) Review Horror

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (2024) Review

Ghostbuster: Frozen Empire has no chill I’m not sure there’s a cinematic franchise that has the degree of difficulty that GHOSTBUSTERS has in emerging from the original’s shadow and finding its own feet. GHOSTBUSTERS: AFTERLIFE, although entertaining, seemed resigned to not only dwell in the shadow of its forebear but actually revelled in it. It ..

Insidious: The Red Door (2023) Review Horror

Insidious: The Red Door (2023) Review

As Insidious: The Red Door closes, let’s hope another one doesn’t open. INSIDIOUS: THE RED DOOR brings Patrick Wilson’s other horror franchise back to its main narrative thread after the previous two films in the series offered unnecessary and underwhelming forays into prequelisation, coming back to the Lambert family nearly a decade on from the ..

Vampires vs The Bronx (2020) Review Horror

Vampires vs The Bronx (2020) Review

The Big Apple bites back in Vampires vs The Bronx Vampires have tackled New York before, of course. George Hamilton’s Dracula tried to take Manhattan in 1979 while Eddie Murphy’s Maximilian sank his teeth (and very nearly his career) into Brooklyn in 1995 but since then, thinks have been quiet in the five boroughs…until now ..

Doctor Who: State Of Decay Doctor Who

Doctor Who: State Of Decay

The TARDIS lands The Doctor in the Hammer House of Whorror. Doctor Who has never been afraid to tip the hat to other great British institutions and if anything, it’s a wonder it took the series so long to go full-on Hammer House of Horror. If your tastes run to the gothic with a vampiric ..

A Quiet Place (2018) Review Horror

A Quiet Place (2018) Review

A Quiet Place has plenty to shout about Silence has never been so loud as it is in John Krasinski’s nerve-shredding horror debut, “A Quiet Place”. In a post-apocalyptic world overrun by monstrous predators who hunt by sound, Lee and Evelyn Abbott (real life husband and wife John Krasinski and Emily Blunt) eke out a ..

Cat Person (2023) Review Horror

Cat Person (2023) Review

Cat Person sinks its claws deep into the horrors of dating An archly-feminist Rashomon-inspired take on the “not all men” trope, CAT PERSON opens with arguably 2023’s most terrifying scene as, for a split second, we see Emelia Jones’ Margot standing blank-eyed beside an Icee machine and you think you’re watching another indescribably cringe-inducing Cineworld ..