Nosferatu - 100 Years On
This isn’t going to be anything massive. This is simply a ringing endorsement. However one can, watch the 1922 silent horror film Nosferatu. It is 100 years old and still makes an impact to this day.…
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Barbarian Review - A Berserk, Beast of A Horror Film
It seems almost unfair to review Zach Cregger’s berserk horror film Barbarian because it really is best experienced going into it knowing nothing. Cregger is best known for his comedic work including…
Your Love is Mine Filmmakers Chat Ahead of Their A Night of Horror International Film Festival Launch
A Night of Horror International Film Festival kicks off with some truly brilliant horror films from around the globe from October 17th and runs til October 23rd at Dendy Cinemas Newtown. For Aussie in…
66th BFI London Film Festival Diary – Day Two - Bones and All, Ashkal, Lynch/Oz
On the second day of LFF, Luca Guadagnino takes us on a cannibal road trip with Bones and All, the people of Tunisia must face their past in Ashkal and a documentary explores the associations between…
Discontent Writer/Director Sam Rogers Talks About the Millennial Bond to Social Media in This Interview
Sam Rogers rollercoaster ride of a web series Discontent is a short-form look at a group of millennials linked to one another through their phones and social media. With a rip-roaring level of comedy,…
Sissy Review – A Brutal, Chillingly Funny Film That Could Have Been More Engaging
Sissy, written and directed by Australian duo Hannah Barlow and Kane Senes, is a brutal yet often chillingly funny examination of influencer culture and how much our collective dopamine levels are ele…
Girl at the Window Director Mark Hartley Talks About Working with Tony Ginnanne and the Ozploitation Era in This Interview
There are precious few minds who know as much about Australian cinema as Mark Hartley does. His pivotal and vital documentary Not Quite Hollywood inspired a new generation of filmmakers to pay homage…
Nope Review - Yeah, Nah
Writer/director Jordan Peele made one of the best horror films of the 21st century with his excoriating debut Get Out in 2017. Fearless and uncompromising in its vision to create a genre driven social…
Sushi Noh Director Jayden Rathsam Hüa Talks Light and Dark in Horror and More in This Interview
Jayden Rathsam Hüa’s Sushi Noh is a gloriously grotesque horror film about a young girl (Geneva Phan) who is trapped in the care of her uncle (Felino Dolloso) in his rundown apartment. With the hope o…
The Black Phone Review - Newcomers Mason Thames and Madeleine McGraw Impress in Supernatural Horror
Available to Watch Here: Powered by JustWatch Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. After a brief foray into the MCU, director Scott Derrickson is back to doing what he doe…
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From Silent Hill to [REC]: Nisha-Anne Digs Into the The Daily Horror Hunt with Varied Results
A film challenge is the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in a particular genre, explore new areas, or focus on a period of cinematic history. The first one I did covered a whole range of eras a…
June, 1982 - The Greatest Month in Genre Cinema
Time is the greatest film critic. We have no absolute way of knowing if something is a “classic” until it has existed for an age. A “modern classic” is a fallacy, a hyperbolic fantasy of a film automa…