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Top 10 British Horror Films Of The 2010s
British cinema is notoriously good at making scary movies...
Posted On 30 Oct 2019
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//Dan Stephens
Review: “Three And Out” Entertains With Its Lightweight Misadventures
While it suffers from a plot that doesn't quite fit together and a muddled tone, the performances of the principle cast give it a likeable energy that is endearing and at times heartwarming...
Posted On 29 Oct 2019
Review: “The Ruins” Needs More Than Refurbishment
If you're seeking horror that's modern, short and snappy, and made for the Scream generation, The Ruins is for you...
Posted On 29 Oct 2019
Review: “Amityville 3D” Recycles Ideas To Serve Its Gimmick
Amityville 3D is a poor film; it's a shame it taints what could have been a good little trilogy of haunted house movies...
Posted On 29 Oct 2019
Review: “Amityville Horror II: The Possession” Does Its Best With A Curious Mix Of Cliches
An unusual narrative jigsaw that leaves you just as perplexed as entertained...
Posted On 29 Oct 2019
Aaron Paul: Netflix “Destroying” Everyone’s Art If New Idea Goes Ahead
Aaron Paul has reacted angrily to Netflix's proposals to begin rolling out varying speeds for watching content...
Posted On 29 Oct 2019
Review: “Let Us Prey” – The Sermon Falls Flat Despite Looking The Part
While the film displays an aesthetic tidiness, Let Us Prey loses its way under a cloud of impacting ideas...
Posted On 29 Oct 2019
Top 10 Steve Martin Films
Culminating in Bowfinger in 1999, there were few American comic actors in possession of such an appealing body of work as Steve Martin...
Posted On 24 Oct 2019
