DVD Review: Banshee Chapter (2013)

Review by Nia Edwards-Behi A young man disappears shortly after ingesting an experimental drug as part of a research project. An old friend decides to investigate his disappearance when she digs deeper into his research into drug experiments by the US government during the 1960s. She finds herself in cahoots with a washed-up author, and […]

Comics Review: Sin Boldly #1

By Comix Pin-up art tends to have its ups and downs. First getting popular in WWII, airplane fighters found themselves painting busty ladies on the side of their ride with such timeless names as Versatile Lady and Back Seat Betty. The fifties exploded into a bonanza of painted, photographed, and penciled pin-up girls, and this […]

Review: Riddick (2013)

Review by Ben Bussey Remember when you’d never heard of Vin Diesel? Remember when this fairly unassuming little movie called Pitch Black showed up, and delivered a far better sci-fi/horror take on Assault on Precinct 13 than John Carpenter himself had managed with Ghosts of Mars (and I say that as someone who actually quite likes Ghost […]

DVD Review: The Colony (2013)

By Keri O’Shea When I sit down to watch modern post-apocalyptic movies, I always find it interesting to see what, from the point of view of the Zeitgeist, we’re afraid of these days. What do we think is waiting in the wings, ready to consume us? Whilst we do still get horror stories based around […]

DVD Review: Frost (2013)

Review by Ben Bussey Another found footage movie. Will those four words alone not suffice? Do they not immediately tell you everything you need to know? Do I need to mention cameras running at all times when any reasonable person would have turned them off, the bulk of the screen time taken up by unconvincing […]

Blu-ray Review: Insidious Chapter 2 (2013)

Review by Stephanie Scaife I am not the intended audience for Insidious 2 so this makes it slightly difficult to write a fair review. I’m a film snob and I’ve seen so many horror movies that when a film such as this relies so heavily on the tried and tested conventions of the genre I’m […]