Studio 666 – Review
It feels like ages since Matthew has written a film review. Could it be the global pandemic, or was he just waiting for Dave Grohl’s first leading role in comedy-horror Studio 666? Click to find out!
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Locke & Key: Season 1 – Review
Netflix may have lost the rights to its popular Marvel TV characters, but there are always more comic books to adapt! Could Netflix’s adaptation of ‘Locke & Key’ reignite its comic book success?
DEEP/DIVE – Pitch Black (2000)
Owen takes a DEEP/DIVE into 2000’s “Pitch Black” on its 20th birthday (holy crap). It’s the film that would kickstart Vin Diesel’s off-the-wall Riddick franchise, but how exactly did this low-budget sci-fi horror capture our hearts and wallets?
Doctor Sleep – Review
If you enjoyed ‘The Shining’ and you’re fiending for more, ‘Doctor Sleep’ may have the prescription you seek. But can it ever be as good as the first?
Ready or Not – Review
Despite its murderous premise, ‘Ready or Not’ is not so much a horror flick as it is horror-flavoured—but is there any depth behind the horror facade?
It Chapter Two – Review
27 years have passed, and it’s happening again: the Losers Club are back in ‘IT Chapter Two’. Does the two-part adaptation end with a bang, or is it destined to drift off into obscurity?
Stranger Things: Season 3 – Review
Our favourite gang of kids is getting older, and now they have to face their most daunting challenge yet—dating. Oh, and also the Mindflayer.
Annabelle Comes Home – Review
It’s not that Matthew Lind has a phobia of creepy dolls. It’s that he has a phobia of movies ABOUT creepy dolls. What’s that? Someone needs to review Annabelle Comes Home? Well, that will teach him to get too drunk at the FilmBunker social.
Clinton Road – Review
Matthew Lind has never been to New Jersey, but he loves places where he could probably get murdered, so he saw the new horror film, Clinton Road. Click to find out whether it was a Garden State or just a state.
Child’s Play – Review
Chucky is back in stores, and this time he’s connected to the cloud. Is this new iteration of ‘Child’s Play’ a stabby good time, or should we throw the franchise away and hope it never comes back? Nic reviews.