The Conjuring
Lorraine and Ed Warren (Vera Famiga & Patrick Wilson) are demonologists with a reputation for dealing with hauntings and possessions, and disproving…
ReviewsFilm & TVAndy Haigh
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The Ring prank played on sleeping girlfriend...
Now I am happy to on record and say that if my husband dared pulled this prank, then I would probably murder him with a fork or plant pot, whatever is to hand.
NewsBecca Harper
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Interview with writer Ben Walker
Writer Ben Walker took some time out of his busy schedule to answer a few questions on what it’s like being a writer in the digital age, and the challenges…
InterviewsAndy Haigh
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Play Pac-Man As An FPS
Have you ever wanted to play the cult classic Pac-Man as a different game type? How about as a First Person Shooter?
NewsJames Buckingham
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Bad Movie Review: Rubber
“Ladies, gentlemen, the film you are about to see today is an homage to the “no reason” - that most powerful element of style.
ReviewsFilm & TVMel P
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Will World War Z Resurrect Zombies as Monsters?
On the 29th of May, 2013, something lurched in the blighted wasteland of late night Channel 4.
BlogRye Zuul
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Thale
I had very high expectations for Thale when I saw the trailer for it many moons ago. It promised to be a high quality fantasy horror film from lovely Norway.
ReviewsFilm & TVAndrew Corban
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Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead!
I’m not sure where to start with this film, it’s the epitome of the word madcap. It delves into the worlds love of fast food and zombies with an unashamedly unpolitically correct style as to make it a must watch. Part musical, comedy, want to be horror and even a dash of soft-core porn this film tries and succeeds to be an eclectic mash up of all these genres.
ReviewsFilm & TVStephen Brewer
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First Silent Hill Revelation 3D TV Trailer Shown
Upcoming Pshychological horror sequel Silent Hill Revelation 3D has been given it’s first T.V.
NewsFilm & TVMatt Walklate
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