Horror Movie Review: The Mitchin Murders (2024)
A found footage horror with heavy mystery elements, The Mitchin Murders doesn’t try to tread any new ground with its story, but manages to be fairly interesting thanks to its ‘mockumentary’ approach.
A found footage horror with heavy mystery elements, The Mitchin Murders doesn’t try to tread any new ground with its story, but manages to be fairly interesting thanks to its ‘mockumentary’ approach.
A ‘so bad it’s good’ film through and through, I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle is a must see for any fan of horror with an overpowering stench of British humour. You’ll spend most of its runtime laughing at how bad it is, but enjoying pretty much every second of it too.
Written (alongside Lulu Adams) and directed by John Adams and Toby Poser, Hell Hole is a Thing inspired horror with an environmental message, one based around the process known as ‘fracking’.
A dull and stupid slasher film that desperately wants to be a giallo, Behave comes from director Francesco Gabriele, and writers Dan Sproson and Georgia Viero.
The Old Ones One has all the Lovecraftian hallmarks, borrows from several different sources, has plenty of the lore infused into it, but takes some liberties and focuses on a more comedic style of horror. Which is to the film’s benefit in the end, and importantly, the viewer’s overall enjoyment.
The concept of Stopmotion is both intriguing and exciting. An experimental and original idea executed to the best of everyone’s ability. Yet, the end result is mostly style over substance and falls short in some very important areas.
Written and directed by Thor Moreno, Schism is a psychological horror film that stars Cait Moira, Hunter Phoenix, Cheyenne Goode and Annette Duffy.
Directed by Jakob Bilinski, who co-wrote it with Peter Matsoukas, Compression is a surreal psychological horror and dark drama film that stars Emily Durchholz, Kevin Roach, and Michele Rose.