With its woodland-set opening scenes of kids running around and families hanging out on cabin porches, you could be forgiven for thinking that Hillbilly Elegy is an outdoorsy coming-of-age tale.…
Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman’s third epic road trip couldn’t have come at a better time. Knowing they would return this year with Long Way Up was some of the…
We're on the final stretch of 31 Days of Horror and turning our attention to one of the infamous Video Nasties. Cannibal Holocaust is a full-on film, but one with…
If you fancy an underrated gem anytime soon, you definitely need to give The Bay a spin. I watched this 2012 found-footage (yes, that again) horror a while back and…
It’s not very often that I’m deeply affected by the films I watch, but it’s not unheard of. Every once in a while, there comes a film that really knocks…
So far, 31 Days of Horror has presented me with a lot of films that I’ve either really enjoyed or completely the opposite. Well, today, I’m taking a look at…
There’s a fixation with weird stuff happening in the back-end of nowhere, and throwing religion into the mix should have only made it even more fascinating. However, The Borderlands didn’t…
There’s nothing quite like watching a horror film that reminds you of feelings you’d forgotten you had. 2016’s Train to Busan is a zombie film with a lot of heart…
There are a lot of ways a single film can break your heart. Wasted potential and not meeting expectations are the usual downfalls, but occasionally it’s something else. The Void…
There are times when revisiting a film a few years after a first watch can do it the world of good. For me, Insidious is a film that has benefitted…