Modern renaissance man Ed Polgardy is a writer, director, producer, hat enthusiast, proper gentleman and all round cool chap based in LA. In 2020 his frankly ace horror film The Wretched (If you ain\’t seen…
Some of the most mind-bending, jaw-dropping and heart-stopping tales in the history of genre film are the ones that never made it to the screen… Dark Horse Books has a story to tell—or rather, untold stories,…
Arrow Films, with the re-release of cult 80’s slasher Edge of the Axe, have taken us back to a simpler time. Since the original release of these type of movies, audiences have become more sophisticated…
A really fun Blu-Ray reissue of a cult horror from 1971, The House That Dripped Blood may only be a certificate 12, which tells you all you need to know about how violent and gory…
Escaping to fresh life in an Irish countryside village after a difficult break up, Sarah O’Neill and her son Christopher’s domestic sanctuary starts to unravel after a strange encounter with a whispering madwoman on a…
Scrounging around in the depths of the 70’s horror vaults in the hopes of unearthing some long forgotten treasures Arrow Video having previously discovered some gems in Volume One, now put together a second edition…
Jumping from body to body to survive, parasitic shapeshifter Drew must solve the mystery of his rapid decay, before it’s too late. At the heart of his constant need to evolve and body snatch is…
Set against the backdrop of modern-day Gothenburg, Videoman examines the existence of two downtrodden nostalgia enthusiasts and their chance meeting when one of them sells the other a much-coveted VHS tape, one that’s capable of…
Ah, at long last John Carpenter and Fabio Frizzi have some serious competition, as (realtively) new kid on the block Slasher Dave unleashes his latest long player of horror centric compositions. If Tangerine Dream and…
It has come to my attention that the general feelings surrounding the new sequel to 2008’s The Strangers are largely negative. I’ve seen it called predictable, typical, victim to a plotline teeming with ‘baffling lapses…
The City of the Dead – Written by George Baxt & Milton Subotsky. Directed by John Moxey & Starring Patricia Jessell (Elizabeth Selwyn/Mrs Newless), Christopher Lee (Alan Driscoll), Venetia Stevenson (Nan Barlow), Betta St John…
