{Movie Review} Spiral: From the Book of Saw (2021)
Spiral: From the Book of Saw (2021) Starring Chris Rock; Max Minghella; Samuel L. Jackson Written by Josh Stolberg and Peter Goldfinger Directed by Darren […]
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{Asian Horror Feature} Simon Paul Wilson: I Love The Grudge
I Love The Grudge Simon Paul Wilson Welcome back, dear friends! This month, I’m going to be singing the praises of the Japanese supernatural horror […]
{Feature} David Sodergren’s The Giallo Films of Lucio Fulci (Part 3)
The Giallo Films of Lucio Fulci (Part 3) KR: You can read Part 1 of The Giallo Films Of Lucio Fulci HERE KR: You can read […]
{Feature} Simon Paul Wilson: An Introduction To Asian Horror in Movies and Literature
Asian Horror in Movies and Literature. Simon Paul Wilson An Introduction. Hi, Folks. Welcome to the first in a series of articles, in which I […]
{Feature} Mike Thorn presents a cinematic ‘mood board’ for his latest novel ‘Shelter For The Damned’
Shelter For The Damned: Mike Thorn Like everything else I’ve written, my debut novel Shelter for the Damned draws inspiration from a wide array of sources. It […]
{Feature} David Sodergren’s The Giallo Films of Lucio Fulci (Part 2)
The Giallo Films of Lucio Fulci (Part 2) KR: You can read Part 1 of David’s The Giallo Films Of Lucio Fulci HERE. Don’t Torture […]
{Feature} David Sodergren’s The Giallo Films of Lucio Fulci (Part 1)
The Giallo Films of Lucio Fulci (Part 1) Though he’s best known nowadays for his surreal and blood-soaked gothic horror films like The Beyond and […]
{Past Due} Critic G.G. Graham discusses lesser-known genre fiction, and the celluloid nightmares they inspired. (The Others 1971, Dir: Robert Mulligan)
Thanks to Kendall Reviews for being so kind to host Past Due, a semi-regular column of lesser-known genre fiction, and the celluloid nightmares they inspired. […]
{Team KR} David Sodergren Shares His Favourite Blu-Rays He Watched In 2020.
Let’s face it, 2020 has been a huge flaming bag of shite from start to finish. Luckily, one thing has kept me sane throughout — […]
{Visions} Four Flies On Grey Velvet: Directed By Dario Argento
FOUR FLIES ON GREY VELVET (1972) Dir. Dario Argento, 103 mins. If The Cat O’ Nine Tails saw Argento slide comfortably into more mainstream territory, […]