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Ten Questions with David Black – Indie Horror, Short Films, and a Whole Bunch of Gore

November 11, 2019

One of the most active, exciting and energetic people working the indie scene in Australian cinema is David Black. You may have seen a film of his while scouring YouTube for offbeat stuff, or you've been part ...

Doctor Sleep Review – A Perfect Blend of King, Kubrick, and the King of Modern Horror Mike Flanagan

Christopher Spencer

November 11, 2019

Reviews

Written, directed, and edited by Mike Flanagan, Doctor Sleep stars Ewan McGregor as Dan Torrance, last seen as a child in Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining, and now a middle-aged alcoholic who has been constantly ...

The Furies Review – An enjoyable, uniquely Australian Horror Film

Travis Akbar

November 4, 2019

Reviews

In comparison to the Australian film industry, the size of the American film industry is unfathomable. But the creativity of it is lacking. Remakes, revamps and sequels dominate the US market. With franchises ...

Zombieland: Double Tap Review – A Fun and Familiar Sequel

Christopher Spencer

October 28, 2019

Reviews

Directed by Ruben Fleischer and written by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, Zombieland: Double Tap stars Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Abigail Breslin, and Emma Stone, the same cast and crew from the first Zo...

Ten Questions for Vanessa Gudgeon – Mermaids, Horror, and Hobo Sewer Slaughter

Andrew F Peirce

October 22, 2019

Banter

One of the biggest champions for the horror scene in Perth is Vanessa Gudgeon. If you've gone to a horror screening at one of the many cinemas around the city, then you'll likely have seen Vanessa dressed up i...

The Furies Review – A Punchy, Rollicking, Blood-Soaked Slasher

Travis Johnson

October 17, 2019

Reviews

If you want to trace its lineage all the way back you wind up, cinematically speaking at least, at 1932’s The Most Dangerous Game, but The Furies, the debut feature from writer and director Tony D’Aquino reall...

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark Review – A Disappointment That’s Oozing with Potential

Jonathan Spiroff

September 26, 2019

Reviews

The horror genre has had a healthy revitalization over the last few years, anchored by the likes of James Wan’s Conjuring franchise or the current indulgence of Stephen King properties, particularly both IT fi...

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark Review – A Frightful Film that Burns Bright

Hagan Osborne

September 25, 2019

Reviews

Given the option of facing Jason Voorhees or going to school with a bulbous sized pimple dangling from their cheek, you can bet teenagers would rather take their chances at Camp Crystal Lake than be seen by th...

Mommy’s Little Monster Short Review

Travis Akbar

September 17, 2019

Reviews

Experienced branded content and short filmmaker Patrick Green returns with the intriguing and riveting short film Mommy’s Little Monster, is about a woman, Kim, and her son, Philip on the run from an abusive r...

The Faceless Man Review – An Unfortunate Miss, but Not Without Promise

Travis Akbar

September 10, 2019

Reviews

Australian Horror can be hit or miss. On one hand you have hits like Killing Ground, The Babadook, Wolf Creek, and The Loved Ones. On the other you have the misses like Needle, Roadkill, and the 2009 Natalie B...

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Doctor Sleep Review – A Perfect Blend of King, Kubrick, and the King of Modern Horror Mike Flanagan

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Ten Questions with David Black – Indie Horror, Short Films, and a Whole Bunch of Gore

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Ten Questions for Vanessa Gudgeon – Mermaids, Horror, and Hobo Sewer Slaughter

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Ten Questions with David Black – Indie Horror, Short Films, and a Whole Bunch of Gore

Doctor Sleep Review – A Perfect Blend of King, Kubrick, and the King of Modern Horror Mike Flanagan

The Furies Review – An enjoyable, uniquely Australian Horror Film

Zombieland: Double Tap Review – A Fun and Familiar Sequel

Ten Questions for Vanessa Gudgeon – Mermaids, Horror, and Hobo Sewer Slaughter

The Furies Review – A Punchy, Rollicking, Blood-Soaked Slasher

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark Review – A Disappointment That’s Oozing with Potential

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark Review – A Frightful Film that Burns Bright

Mommy’s Little Monster Short Review

The Faceless Man Review – An Unfortunate Miss, but Not Without Promise

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