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'Crystal Lake' Review: A Bloody and Nostalgic Return to Friday the 13th
Crystal Lake is a solid collection of eight episodes with some great moments scattered throughout and is significantly carried by an excellent central performance by Linda Cardellini, superb practical gore effects and capturing the tone and stylistic choices of the 80s entries.

Jack Ransom
9 hours ago


'American Horror Story' Season 13: Episode-by-Episode Re-cap and Review
Watch this space for our weekly run-down and review of American Horror Story Season 13. Updated weekly we look at the most recent episode of the series. Don't miss this unmissable content.

Shauna Bushe
2 days ago


'VisionQuest': Episode-by-Episode Re-cap and Review
Watch this space for our weekly run-down and review of VisionQuest. Updated weekly we look at the most recent episode of the series. Don't miss this unmissable content.

Jack Ransom
3 days ago


'The Trap' Review: A Psychological Thriller Built on Grief, Suspicion, and Revenge
The Trap has the ingredients for an absorbing mystery: a grieving protagonist, a suspected killer, a dangerous plan and a past that refuses to stay buried.

Romey Norton
6 days ago


'Below' Review: Josh Hartnett Anchors an Entertaining Creature Feature
Below is an entertaining limited series, where the ocean is vast, the community is isolated and something very unpleasant appears to be living beneath the surface. That is more than enough to keep you watching.

Romey Norton
Oct 8


'Carrie' Review: Mike Flanagan Brings New Depth to Stephen King's Horror Classic
Even if the eight-episode format forces a few bold departures from King’s novel and De Palma’s iconic blueprint – which will divide a lot of fans – Flanagan’s Carrie is a masterclass in patient, tragic horror.

Shauna Bushe
Oct 6


'Ghosts: The Possession of Button House' Review: The Ghosts Have Never Felt More Alive
If this is a one off then Ghosts: The Possession of Button House will be sure to keep the franchise’s legacy alive. It ups the stakes and it has a plethora of moments for fans of the show to sink their teeth into.

Alex Gilston
2 minutes ago


Weekly Box Office: 'You Can See Everything' Surprises While 'Whalefall' Overlooked
This weekend at the box office saw the opening of several new films to cinemas, including You Can See Everything, Street Fighter, Whalefall and Jailer 2. How did they all do at the box office?

Kieran Burt
2 hours ago


'Klara and the Sun' Review: Taika Waititi Squanders a Thought-Provoking Premise
Waititi is capable of drawing out gut punches of emotion, you only have to look at his 2019 film Jojo Rabbit and a certain pair of shoes, but he falls foul to his worst habits. In doing so Klara and the Sun never dives deeper than the surface rendering it dead on arrival.

Alex Gilston
4 hours ago


'Love of Your Life' Review: A Heartfelt Look Into Moving on After heartbreak
Love of Your Life is a tender, sometimes overworked romantic drama that has more on its mind than finding a new partner. It doesn't always give its themes the breathing room they deserve, but it makes a genuine attempt to explore what it means to love, lose, and begin again.

Romey Norton
5 hours ago


'Crystal Lake' Review: A Bloody and Nostalgic Return to Friday the 13th
Crystal Lake is a solid collection of eight episodes with some great moments scattered throughout and is significantly carried by an excellent central performance by Linda Cardellini, superb practical gore effects and capturing the tone and stylistic choices of the 80s entries.

Jack Ransom
9 hours ago


'I Play Rocky' Review: A Feel-Good Underdog Story That Lacks a Knockout Punch
I Play Rocky is an inoffensive, crowd-pleasing underdog biopic elevated significantly by Anthony Ippolito’s uncanny and immersive performance as young Stallone, solid period detail and a genuine affection for the pain of low-budget filmmaking.

Dan Bremner
1 day ago


'Ghosts: The Possession of Button House' Review: The Ghosts Have Never Felt More Alive
If this is a one off then Ghosts: The Possession of Button House will be sure to keep the franchise’s legacy alive. It ups the stakes and it has a plethora of moments for fans of the show to sink their teeth into.

Alex Gilston
2 minutes ago


'Klara and the Sun' Review: Taika Waititi Squanders a Thought-Provoking Premise
Waititi is capable of drawing out gut punches of emotion, you only have to look at his 2019 film Jojo Rabbit and a certain pair of shoes, but he falls foul to his worst habits. In doing so Klara and the Sun never dives deeper than the surface rendering it dead on arrival.

Alex Gilston
4 hours ago


'Love of Your Life' Review: A Heartfelt Look Into Moving on After heartbreak
Love of Your Life is a tender, sometimes overworked romantic drama that has more on its mind than finding a new partner. It doesn't always give its themes the breathing room they deserve, but it makes a genuine attempt to explore what it means to love, lose, and begin again.

Romey Norton
5 hours ago


'I Play Rocky' Review: A Feel-Good Underdog Story That Lacks a Knockout Punch
I Play Rocky is an inoffensive, crowd-pleasing underdog biopic elevated significantly by Anthony Ippolito’s uncanny and immersive performance as young Stallone, solid period detail and a genuine affection for the pain of low-budget filmmaking.

Dan Bremner
1 day ago


'Behemoth!' Review: A Rich and Rewarding Symphony of Storytelling
Behemoth! may not rock the boat, and it may tread familiar narrative ground, but it does it in such a way that makes it impossible not to love. The warring timeline of Alex’s story is stitched together through melody and music to create a rich symphony worthy of its protagonist.

Alex Gilston
1 day ago


'Rogue Trooper' Review: A Rough-Edged Sci-Fi Adventure with Plenty of Personality
Rogue Trooper is a fun but uneven Unreal Engine passion project that takes a while to find its feet, eventually landing as an irreverent, distinctly British sci-fi action-comedy with a fantastic voice cast, impressive (if clammy) world-building and a healthy dose of anti-military satire.

Dan Bremner
1 day ago


Weekly Box Office: 'You Can See Everything' Surprises While 'Whalefall' Overlooked
This weekend at the box office saw the opening of several new films to cinemas, including You Can See Everything, Street Fighter, Whalefall and Jailer 2. How did they all do at the box office?

Kieran Burt
2 hours ago


Why 'The Social Reckoning' Failed to Notify Audiences at the Box Office
The Social Reckoning has struggled to replicate the success of The Social Network, opening to disappointing box office numbers and mixed reviews. From the absence of David Fincher and Jesse Eisenberg to changing audience attitudes towards Facebook, what went wrong for the long-awaited follow-up?

Kieran Burt
2 days ago


Slicing Through Camp Blood: Every 'Friday the 13th' Film Ranked Ahead of 'Crystal Lake'
With Brad Caleb Kane’s upcoming prequel series Crystal Lake set to return fans to horror’s favourite Camp, there is no better time to dust off the physical media shelf, sharpen the machete, and look back at the most enduring slasher franchise in cinema history.

Shauna Bushe
2 days ago


How Horror Kept Cinema Alive in 2020: From Box Office Hits to Streaming Success
When cinemas closed and Hollywood's biggest blockbusters faced delays, horror found a way to thrive. From the box office success of The Invisible Man to the streaming phenomenon Host, discover how the genre defied expectations, embraced digital platforms and helped keep cinema alive in 2020.

Shauna Bushe
4 days ago


Why Is Greta Gerwig Starting Netflix’s Narnia Franchise with 'The Magician’s Nephew'?
Greta Gerwig is taking audiences back to the beginning of Narnia with The Magician’s Nephew. But why start with the sixth published book rather than the familiar The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe? We explore the reasoning behind her decision, the debate over the books' reading order and what it could mean for the franchise's future.

Elliot Lines
5 days ago


Trapped With No Escape: 8 Survival Thrillers to Watch Before 'Whalefall'
With Whalefall arriving in UK cinemas, we're diving into eight of the best survival thrillers that push human endurance to its limits. From claustrophobic nightmares and deadly predators to seemingly impossible escapes, these films prove that the fight for survival makes for gripping cinema.

Elliot Lines
5 days ago


What's Coming to HBO Max in October 2026
From acclaimed originals to blockbuster entertainment, this month’s schedule delivers plenty of reasons to refresh the watchlist. Here’s what's arriving on HBO Max UK this October.
Sep 30


What's Streaming on Netflix in October 2026
Whether you're dipping into a returning hits or discovering something new, Netflix’s October line-up offers plenty of reasons to queue up your next watch.
Sep 29


What's New on Apple TV in October 2026
Whether you’re diving into returning favourites, discovering acclaimed new series, or catching the latest star-led premieres, Apple’s streaming slate continues to balance blockbuster storytelling with bold, character-driven originals. Here’s everything arriving on Apple TV this October.
Sep 28


What's Coming to Disney Plus in October 2026
From must-watch series and family entertainment to gripping dramas, documentaries, and big-screen adventures, there’s always something new arriving to refresh your watchlist. Here’s a look at what's coming to Disney+ this October.
Sep 28


What's New to Shudder in October 2026
From chilling original films and twisted new series to beloved classics and hidden gems, head to Shudder to celebrate horror in all its blood-soaked forms. Here’s everything arriving on Shudder this October.
Sep 27


What's Streaming on Prime Video in October 2026
Whether you're searching for your next prestige drama, action-packed thriller, laugh-out-loud comedy, or family-friendly favourite, there's plenty arriving to keep subscribers entertained. Here's a complete look at what's coming to Prime Video this October.
Sep 27
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