Posts Tagged ‘Supernatural’

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Death Of Me

November 23, 2020

Death Of Me serves a stark warning never to take a partner along with you on a business trip.

by Sean Burton

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The Vigil

August 7, 2020

Keith Thomas' watch over the demonic horror sub-genre is a confident and impressive one.

by Sean Burton

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Bless The Child (2001)

August 3, 2020

Ambitious in narrative scope but ultimately overstuffed, Bless The Child might not possess any exceptional qualities but it's a solid fixture in the spooky gifted youngster subgenre.

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by Sean Burton

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Echoes of Fear

July 15, 2020

Echoes of Fear is a hollow imitation of louder - and better - stories that's best left unresponded to.

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by Sean Burton

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Kwaidan (1965): Eureka Masters of Cinema Review

May 6, 2020

Despite the unavoidable struggles of anthology films, Kwaidan more than makes up for it with visual artistry. The hand-painted, impressionistic backdrops are worth seeing the film for alone. They capture the folkloric essence that presides over all of Kwaidan so perfectly whilst never distracting you away from story or characters.

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by Oliver Woodings

Fears of a Clown – 9 More Killer Clown Movies To Watch After IT: Chapter 2

September 6, 2019

With the release of IT: Chapter Two, we take a look at some more killer clowns that have traded the Big Top for the big screen.

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by Sean Burton

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The Prodigy

March 16, 2019

The Prodigy provides a new babyface of fear in Miles, but his actions aren't that of a genius - it plays as more of an affectionate plagiariser that uses fancy coloured pens in an attempt to mask and copy the work of its countless influences.

by Sean Burton

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I’ll Take Your Dead

January 18, 2019

I’ll Take Your Dead balances scares with an affecting story between father and daughter, but more importantly it marks director Chad Archibald and writer Jayme Laforest as a creative team to watch.

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by Jack O'Higgins

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Grimmfest 2018: Satan’s Slaves

October 7, 2018

Well written, enthusiastically acted, and always gripping. It's just a shame it peaks halfway through and slowly descends into a more silly, albeit fun affair.

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by Oliver Woodings

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