Avenged REVIEW
If you’re on the lookout for a great low-budget horror film, and if you like to chart the growth of a great emerging director, than Avenged should definitely be on your to-watch list…
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Top 10 Ridiculous Movie Villains
A good villain can cement a movie as a classic and can almost guarantees a franchise, a ridiculous villain is basically the kiss of death. Here are ten of the most ridiculous…
The Echo of Fear REVIEW
When I was a child my father made the ill-advised decision of allowing me to watch Chucky. I don’t know why he thought it would be a good idea to show his impressionable four-year-old daughter a movie about a killer doll, but
‘The Babadook’ MOVIE REVIEW
[Review written by Lola Sterrett] The Babadook is one of the most horrific movies I have seen in years. All I can say is thank you writer-director Jennifer Kent for making a film that is the essence of childhood nightmares.
The Other Woman REVIEW
Written by Lola Sterret. Although labelled as a romantic-comedy, The Other Woman is a film more focused on exploring the sheer bizarreness of female friendship, rather than a burgeoning romantic relationship between the two main characters. The Other Woman, from director
Top Ten Modern Black and White Films
Written by Lola Sterrett. In the film industry’s never-ending quest for ideas, there is a trend that seems to be all about using things from the past. We have endless remakes and reimaginings of old movies, TV show’s adapted into
Tracks REVIEW
Written by Lola Sterrett. What kind of person travels 1,700 miles across the Australian Outback? Tracks, directed by John Curran (The Painted Veil), depicts Robyn Davidson’s infamous 1977 trek from Alice Springs to just south of Carnarvon, with only her dog Diggity
