The Mad Hatter, a supernatural story about a deviant hat maker who died in a fire and a group of students who are spending the weekend in his stately mansion. It’s a tale as old as time, with cliches at every single turn.
With a title like Horror of the Hungry Humongous Hungan, no-one should be expecting award winning horror content here. What most should, and likely will, expect is bargain bin b-movie trash that entertains because it is so bad. Sadly, that is not what we get here.
Cosmic Contact aka Shadows on the Wall is one of those science fiction horror films that could have been something quite special. Alas, a lack of budget, a lack of depth, a lack of characters, and a lack of finesse, means it’s wholly unremarkable.
A loving remake of the 1987 melt movie, Street Trash, that takes the core concept in a fresh dystopian direction, while being as distasteful as the original.
Written and directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, Heretic is a slow-paced horror/thriller that demands the viewer’s patience, and in return, delivers an engaging and smart experience. It stars Hugh Grant, Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East.
Written (alongside Victoria Fradkin) and directed by Aaron Fradkin, Beezel tells a traditional horror story spread over a 60-year period. Taking place at a seemingly cursed house, several different occupants discover the truth of what lives beneath it.
Jolly Roger: Massacre at Cutter’s Cove, dumb, and just about fun, provided you can get past the dull moments (and very slow start).
Fair warning, dear reader and potential viewer of this film, The Soul Eater will leave you feeling very glum. An experience, from beginning to end, that can be summed up as miserable and uncomfortable.
