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Rating
Title/Year
Author
1
2/5
Forgiveness (2021)
For some , Forgiveness will scratch just the itch they've been missing, for many though I feel, it's going to be a little too unformed and chaotic to connect with.
Posted Jan 31, 2022
2
4/5
Brian and Charles (2022)
A disarmingly humorous tale that tickles the ribs and tugs the heartstrings, the world will soon fall in love with Brian and Charles (Petrescu), and rightly so.
Posted Jan 30, 2022
3
4/5
Palm Trees and Power Lines (2022)
Powerful and painful, Jamie Dack's eye-opening directorial feature debut scorches the soul with its frank portrayal of the fate of so many of the vulnerable.
Posted Jan 28, 2022
4
3/5
Watcher (2022)
As thrillers go, Watcher is fairly by-the-numbers, though the change in setting and the timely topics ensure there's enough to satisfy most viewers.
Posted Jan 28, 2022
5
4/5
You Won't Be Alone (2022)
6
4/5
Something In The Dirt (2022)
Another solid and remarkable piece of art from two of the most consistent filmmakers working.
Posted Jan 26, 2022
7
4/5
Speak No Evil (2022)
Channelling the best of Funny Games, Wolf Creek, and The Strangers, Speak No Evil is sure to leave you on the edge of your seat with your heart in your mouth.
Posted Jan 26, 2022
8
4/5
Fresh (2022)
Fresh transitions from simmering romance to boiling carnage and in doing so becomes a deliciously moreish movie morsel.
Posted Jan 25, 2022
9
5/5
After Yang (2022)
A beautifully rich and melancholy collection of musings on what it is to be human and the healing power of grief.
Posted Jan 25, 2022
10
4/5
Hatching (2021)
Hatching dazzles with its visuals, disturbs with its content, and chills with it's excellent creature work, weaving together a delicately balanced cotton-candy coated nightmare.
Posted Jan 24, 2022
11
4/5
As in Heaven, So on Earth (2020)
A mental puzzle and visual feast, As in Heaven, So on Earth is one of the most uniquely fabricated films in years.
Posted Jan 22, 2022
12
4/5
Dual (2022)
Distinctively unique, Dual is set to get people talking with both its curious method of storytelling, and philosophical musings.
Posted Jan 22, 2022
13
3/5
The Seed (2021)
14
3/5
Followers (2021)
The epidemia of social media and society's obsession with fame are exposed through the lens of the paranormal as ghosts from the past attempt to make a real world connection.
Posted Jan 17, 2022
15
3/5
16
2/5
Crabs! (2021)
Disengage the brain, crack open the beers and let the fun, but flawed insanity, of Crabs! wash over you.
Posted Jan 17, 2022
17
4/5
Bring Out the Fear (2021)
Bring Out the Fear has a great aesthetic, generates a genuine foreboding atmosphere, and has two excellent central performances.
Posted Jan 17, 2022
18
4/5
Boy #5 (2021)
Eric Steele subverts the vampire conventions and jumbles them up into an emotionally charged social drama that is unlike any vampire film out there.
Posted Jan 17, 2022
19
4/5
Are We Monsters (2021)
20
3/5
The Brilliant Terror (2021)
21
4/5
Mystery Spot (2020)
A haunting and emotive science fiction laced drama, Mystery Spot is beautifully different and endlessly enthralling.
Posted Jan 17, 2022
22
4/5
When the Screaming Starts (2021)
23
3/5
Shadow of the Cat (2021)
The Shadow of the Cat is a wonderfully bizarre, family-centered crime caper that finds its humour amongst the madness and works as an insanely enjoyable telenovela.
Posted Jan 17, 2022
24
4/5
The Advent Calendar (2021)
The perfect Christmas chiller that forgoes the festivities in favour of frights. Some genuinely inventive deaths give The Advent Calendar the potential to be a future classic.
Posted Jan 17, 2022
25
4/5
The Kindred (2022)
26
4/5
See For Me (2022)
A fresh and entertaining, dread infused and darkly laced home invasion chiller.
Posted Jan 17, 2022
27
3/5
13 Minutes (2021)
Uncomplicated and undemanding, 13 Minutes is a fine way to while away an afternoon.
Posted Jan 17, 2022
28
4/5
Scream (2022)
A worthy successor to Craven's crown, Scream asserts itself as both a respectful throwback and dynamic switchup, making it the perfect film to unite horror fans of all generations.
Posted Jan 12, 2022
29
Barbarians (2022)
Dorfman has crafted an ingeniously tangled plot and created a film that presents as one thing before morphing into something more.
Posted Jan 11, 2022
30
4/5
Session 9 (2001)
31
3/5
The Free Fall (2022)
Whilst still not perfect, The Free Fall has a lot of good going for it.
Posted Dec 20, 2021
32
5/5
Titane (2021)
Ducournau has managed to capture lightning in a bottle once more with Titane, a truly beautiful and barbaric nightmare that won't be shaken easily.
Posted Dec 19, 2021
33
4/5
By looking back, Sorrentino feels like he is welcoming a new chapter in his career, one where he wears his heart more on his sleeve, and it is often captivating to behold.
Posted Dec 18, 2021
34
4/5
Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)
Easily the best Spidey outing since Spider-Man 2, go in as cold as you can and enjoy the epic and emotional rollercoaster ride through a multiverse of movies.
Posted Dec 15, 2021
35
4/5
Lamb (2021)
Creativity collides with an unexpected story to birth something that clings to the viewer's own psyche and demands repeat viewings.
Posted Dec 7, 2021
36
4/5
Silent Night (2021)
An excellent ensemble cast with an exceptional turn from Roman Griffin Davis, Silent Night is the sobering tonic to the excess of yuletide exuberance.
Posted Dec 2, 2021
37
4/5
Slumber Party Massacre (2021)
A fun reworking of a tarnished classic, Slumber Party Massacre offers the newer, younger horror generation perfect sleepover scary fun.
Posted Dec 1, 2021
38
3/5
Black Friday (2021)
Black Friday! lands somewhere between Cooties and Krampus, with a touch of Grady Hendrix's novel Horrorstör, making it a truly enigmatic movie to pin down.
Posted Nov 23, 2021
39
3/5
Shepherd (2022)
40
4/5
The Found Footage Phenomenon (2021)
Once seen as a little silly or a guilty pleasure, this documentary offers plenty that proves that the sub-genre has worth.
Posted Nov 20, 2021
41
3/5
Laguna Ave (2021)
42
3/5
Habit (2021)
43
4/5
The Last Rite (2021)
44
2/5
Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins (2021)
Snake Eyes follows closely to its predecessors in terms of quality; not perfect, but not entirely terrible either, and is entirely saved by its hardworking cast.
Posted Nov 16, 2021
45
3/5
Raging Fire (2021)
46
2/5
Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021)
47
4/5
Isolation (2021)
48
4/5
Last Survivors (2022)
49
3/5
Night at the Eagle Inn (2021)
The overall feeling is that Night at the Eagle Inn falls somewhere between a Twilight Zone story and The Innkeepers, and as such makes for a very easy and enjoyable watch.
Posted Oct 29, 2021
50
3/5
Antlers (2021)