Written and directed by John Ward, Axemas and Axemas 2: Blood Slay are two festive horror shorts that I’ve decided to review together as one complete package. It works as they are directly linked and when put together, you get an hour-long film.
Continuing on directly from the first instalment, we are heading back in to Hell House for another round of frights and scares with Hell House LLC II: The Abaddon Hotel.
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.
Directed by Heo Jong-ho, who co-wrote it with Heo Dam, Monstrum is a delightful blend of history, fantasy, and horror.
When a family builds a shrine for Hastar, a monster who is never to be worshipped, and attempts to get their hands on his cursed wealth, they face catastrophic consequences.
Antrum is an experience that gets under your skin, indulgent when it comes to creating unease and leaving the viewer with a palatable sense of dread.
A love story set to the backdrop of a zombie apocalypse, combined with a high amount of cheesiness. Valentine DayZ is a hit and miss comedy horror.
A comedy horror written and directed by Antonio Pantoja, One Must Fall has a strong premise and a game cast but fails to balance comedy and horror well.
