In this regular column, we drag forgotten made-for-TV movies out of the vault and into the light. This week: the 1972 horror of Moon Of The Wolf, starring David Janssen,
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The camera tricks, the pacing, the supposed-to-be-menacing grinning stares; we’ve seen this all before.
Director Jack Dignan and lead Kaitlyn Boyé discuss the challenges and creative freedom of making found footage horror film, Puzzle Box.
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... a genuinely fun midnight-movie ...
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… a gorgeous sweaty miracle of a flick that brims with style, chutzpah and outrageous horniness.
When The Last of Us debuted two years ago, it instantly transcended its video game origins. Still recovering from Covid nightmares, we were eager to embrace a far worse scenario
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Whenever a popular book is being adapted into a movie or TV series, you’ll be faced with a veritable peanut gallery of people informing you that you should “Read the
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… a decent retelling of the story of Jesus for younger audiences.
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… an engaging Hitchcockian thriller with a very loose relationship with reality.
Australian filmmaker Robert Livings has collaborated with Randy Nundall Jr. for their fourth film together (previous collabs include The Christmas Tapes), again blending supernatural horror with dark humour. Shot around