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Review: Nina Forever Is A Sweet, Sexy And Surprisingly Poignant Rom-Zom-Com
Back in 2004, a little British zombie flick, with an on-the-nose title, called Shaun Of The Dead bludgeoned its way into our collective hearts while simultaneously, and somewhat unknowingly, kick-star...
Review: The Pack Is Fast, Ferocious And Fearsome
The phrase “Jaws with [insert other creature here]” has been so overused over the past forty years as to render it redundant. In the case of inspired Aussie creature feature The Pack ...
Review: Scouts Guide To The Zombie Apocalypse
[Editor’s Note: Our resident theatrical review correspondent Joey K. was on vacation. So, please pardon the tardiness of this review] Scouts Guide To The Zombie Apocalypse really wants to b...
Over Your Dead Body [Frightfest 2015 Review]
Acclaimed Japanese film-maker Takashi Miike sticks to his tried and tested formula of making at least one movie per year with chilly revenge shocker Over Your Dead Body, a flick that boldly attempts t...
These Final Hours [FrightFest Review]
At Frightfest 2014, a Spanish, post-apocalyptic thriller called The Last Days stunned audiences into submission, mostly because it was such a nice surprise and nobody really thought much of it based o...
Howl [FrightFest Review]
Special effects maestro turned horror director Paul Hyett (The Seasoning House) returns to the genre with Howl, essentially An American Werewolf In London crossed with Stalled. The flick takes place, ...
Curtain [FrightFest 2015 Review]
As kooky premises go, a haunted shower curtain–or rather a mysterious vortex hidden behind bathroom tiles that sucks shower curtains into it–is among the most bizarre imaginable. Ent...
Bite [Frightfest 2015 Review]
Along with The Hallow, Bite was THE must-watch movie of Frightfest 2015, its reputation for making punters vomit and pass out preceding it and leaving body horror fans salivating with anticipation. Bi...
Night Of The Living Deb May be Even More Fun than Shaun of the Dead [Review]
Shaun Of The Dead is an institution. For a director to come right out and openly describe his movie as a female version of it is not just brave, it’s downright cocky. Thankfully, Night Of The Li...