WELCOME

Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DXEr5eyjRDt/?igsh=cWU3Y29jaHI4Zzd6 It had felt like such a long time since the second season of this popular animated series, created by Robert Kirkman, had hit Prime, and truthfully, my interest had weaned a little, despite how much I had enjoyed the previous seasons. Regardless, I did, eventually, start this third season, and was optimistic that the quality of the show would still be there. The animation was on par with that of th

Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DXB_lYmDTCG/?igsh=b3o3d2I0eWZld3Rx Clive Barker's 1987 classic horror has been on my watchlist ever since I began getting into the horror genre, and I knew it was only a matter of time before I finally watched it. As readers of my other reviews will know by now, I love a classic horror, and 'Hellraiser' looked like it would be me all over. It is one of those classic horrors that is beloved by its fans, and one that has since spawned

Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DW_gRT_DR9w/?igsh=MWY5ajVvM3lpaDE5eA== 2019's 'Ready Or Not' is one of my favourite horror films of the last decade, as is the case for quite a few people, so when a sequel was announced, I was fairly excited, especially since it would once again be directed by one of the most recognisable directing duos in the game right now; Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, who had sine the pervious film. The early reviews were not as pos

Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DW81lHSjY43/?igsh=ZDAzZHg4cm8zM2dn 'Wait, is this play about us?' A shy filmbro falls for a manic pixie dream girl in this indie comedy horror directed by Aimee Kuge. This film belongs to the horror genre anyways, but I'm sure it is particularly prescient for people who have, in a way, experienced something like this, albeit without the cannibalism. I digress, I was quite excited to see this fun and violent-looking horror comedy

Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DW6h69ojddr/?igsh=Y2Q5cDA5dmpvNno1 This Kristoffer Borgli directed film, produced by A24, has caused quite the stir in the short time since it has released - something which has only made me more excited to go and see it, having already been intrigued by the marketing for the film, prior to its run in cinemas. It has already garnered some pretty solid scores on various review sites, although the praise has not been synonymous - a fa

Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DW37PMrDSG-/?igsh=bGg1c3NvaGl1MmVu Having recently watched the 2004 original for the first time, it only made sense to, after over a decade, revisit the 2007 sequel, once again directed by Jon Turteltaub. I remember watching this one back when I was younger and thinking it was awesome, but, or course, I don't think I understood it fully, especially the parts that linked to the previous film that I had not been old enough to watch at

Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DWwLWe5DV5S/?igsh=cnZ0azJ6N2h4bWNw There were a number of films from 2025 that I had wanted to see at the cinema, but, for whatever reason, didn't, and this A24 fantasy film was one of them. It was director Isaiah Saxon's debut feature film, and intrigued me instantly with its adventurous-looking story and creative puppetry. When doing the basic amount of research I tend to do before watching a film, I was a little surprised by how