Horror Movie Review: Amityville VR (2024)
Marginally better than some of the worst films in the Amityville ‘franchise’, Matt Jaissle’s Amityville VR is a torturous experience and follows on from 2024’s Amityville AI, an equally terrible film.
Author: Carl Fisher
Single Slam: Kittie, Spiritual Cramp, 1914, Still in Love, Second Cities, Windwaker, Testament, Deaf Havana, Biohazard, Terjiz de Horde and GORE.
Today’s single slam features Kittie, Spiritual Cramp, 1914, Still in Love, Second Cities, Windwaker, Testament, Deaf Havana, Biohazard, Terjiz de Horde and GORE.
Weekly Review Roundup: Monday 18th August 2025 – Friday 22nd August 2025
From intense technical deathcore to audacious modern metalcore, exciting alternative punk rock, dynamic synth rock, and epic symphonic metal. We’ve reviewed some great releases this week, and here’s our weekly reminder of what has been covered. All these releases are out now!
Game Review: Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered (Xbox Series X)
Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered isn’t going to win any awards for extra content, it does take a quality game and improve it in several, important ways. It’s a bit a cult classic, awkward with age, but with just enough charm to still be welcome. Grab your Johnson, and ride out.
EP Review: Fates Messenger – Eternal War (Greyline Records)
South of England metalcore juggernaut Fates Messenger will unleash their highly anticipated EP ‘Eternal War’ on August 22nd via Greyline Records.
Album Review: Blackbriar – A Thousand Little Deaths (Nuclear Blast)
Tackling themes of love, loss, and death, ‘A Thousand Little Deaths’ is the brand-new album from dark symphonic metal power band, Blackbriar. Out on August 22nd via Nuclear Blast.
Horror Movie Review: Amityville AI (2024)
A good idea, wasted, Amityville AI isn’t good, but it’s not the worst of the franchise either.
Interview: The Resilient Return of Dinosaur Pile-Up – Chatting with Vocalist/Guitarist Matt Bigland (Video/Audio)
Struggle. Vulnerability. Pain. Resilience. Love. It’s been a hell of a journey that Dinosaur Pile-Up have been on. We chatted with vocalist and guitarist, Matt Bigland about it, and so much more.