Film review: Weapons
There’s been buzz about Weapons for a while, hard to miss if you’re even remotely horror-adjacent. But does it live up to the hype? 2025 has been a cracking year for horror so far. I thought we’d peaked with Sinners …read more
Horror
Film review: Bring Her Back
The Phillipou Brothers’ latest directorial effort, ‘Bring Her Back’, is expertly crafted, yet truly sickening. Elliot from our Holborn store has sent us his review… Driven by career-defining performances from Sally Hawkins and some other big-screen newcomers, this sophomore smash …read more
Film review: M3GAn 2.0
It has been two years since the physical termination of M3GAn, but the leaked AI has evolved into a more destructive military force known as AMELIA. However, can Gemma trust M3GAn 2.0 enough to rebuild her faster and stronger? Once …read more
Film review: 28 Years Later
Danny Boyle and Alex Garland return to the monster they first unleashed on the public in 2002, which cemented them in the annuls of British Horror history. 28 Days Later was so important to Zombie films, in fact you could …read more
Film review: Sinners
Returning from Capone’s Chicago to the deep south of the Mississippi, identical twins Smoke and Stack open up a Juke Joint, only to be met with deadly vampiric and racial opposition. Written, directed by Ryan Coogler, whose previous directorial works …read more
Film review: Drop
Widowed Violet Gates steps back into the dating game, only to receive mysterious threatening text drops during her date. Turning her evening into a game of sheer panic and survival. Directed by Christopher Landon who gave us the brilliantly wacky …read more
Movie Review: Wolf Man
Having changed production hands and casting numerous times one might assume ‘Wolf Man’ is a picture that is somewhat cursed. So is the result an alpha dog, or a howler in need of a silver bullet? Having made a fantastic …read more
Movie review: Nosferatu
A lonely, married young woman seeks to fill an emotional void in her life, and in doing so unknowingly awakens an ancient evil in the form of the mysterious Count Orlok. Written and directed by Robert Eggers, who has …read more
Film review: Speak No Evil
Based on of the 2022 Danish film of the same name, this remake has been turned around fairly rapidly and with an impressive cast, especially with James McAvoy on board. However, with a bad track record across the board for …read more
Film review: Smile 2
Physically scarred from an horrific car crash and about to embark on her mega world tour, pop star Skye Riley’s very life begins to spiral out of control after being a witness to a terrible curse. Written and directed once …read more