Category: British Horror Movies
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28 Days Later Review
Synopsis: (from IMDb) Four weeks after a mysterious, incurable virus spreads throughout the UK, a handful of survivors try to find sanctuary. Neoli’s Review: Ask me to recommend a good zombie-themed horror film and I’ll recommend 28 Days Later in a heartbeat. Danny Boyle directed this film which we might expect to feature the same hip and cool…
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Comedown Review
Synopsis (from IMDb): Six friends who come back to the deserted tower block they lived in as kids to install a pirate radio station soon learn they are not alone, as a resident psychopath begins hunting them down. My Quick Review: According to IMDb this movie had an estimated budget of 2 million bucks, WTF!!??…
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Berberian Sound Studio Review
Year: 2012 Director: Peter Strickland Synopsis: A sound engineer’s work for an Italian horror studio becomes a terrifying case of life imitating art. My quick Review: If you are a horror movies fan or would like to know more about what’s going on behing the scenes of a movie, you should definitively watch Berberian Sound Studio.…
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The Facility Review
Year: 2012 Director: Ian Clark Synopsis: Eight volunteers find themselves fighting for their lives when a drug trial goes horribly wrong. My Quick Review: I’m a big fan of horror movies using a group of people who do not know each other and putting them in a remote, often closed, location. Movies like The Thing, Cube,…
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Don’t Move Review
Year: 2013 Director: Anthony Melton Summary: 6 Friends gather around a ouija board. Their little “seance” will unleash a demonic force looking for 5 souls. My Short Review: “Don’t Move” is the 8th episode in a web series of 13 shorts: “Bloody Cuts” . I have to admit I did not know about this web series…
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A Lonely Place to Die Review
Year: 2011 Director: Julian Gilbey Starring: Melissa George, Alec Newman, Ed Speleers, Sean Harris Summary (from IMDb): A group of mountaineers in the Scottish Highlands discover a kidnapped girl and are pursued by her captors. My Quick Review: At first, “A lonely place to die” makes you think about other climbing movies such as “Cliffhanger” and the…
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Cockneys vs Zombies
Year: 2012 Director: Matthias Hoene My Short Review: Used to direct commercials, music videos and webseries, Matthias Hoene, young English director, signs here his first feature film. And he manages to bring into his project veteran actors like Alan Ford (owner of the wicked pigs in “Snatch”) and Honor Blackman (Goldfinger). With Cockneys and Zombies he…