Danielle Harold Edition: Bits & Pieces - For his feature debut, director Simon Ross has lined up a number of superb horror genre stars - Natalia Cordova-Buckley (Bates Motel), Ryan Kwanten (True Blood) and Virginia Madsen (Candyman) - for this genuinely creepy and unsettling story, written by David Griffiths (Collateral
Terrifier 3: Trailer Talk While I am a fan of gory horror films, they have to have a reason for being gory, e.g.: to help progress the story. The ‘Terrifier’ films do not fit that rule, but they serve as a challenge for horror fans: how much can you watch before
Ryan (Wayne Gordon) leads an elite team on various missions as part of their mercenary work. All having had various experiences in military or covert ops, they’re all highly trained and able to deal with anything. Hearing about a rich man who will pay them handsomely if they came to his
Ariel Back to Buenos Aires Review. By Simon Thompson Alison Murray’s Ariel Back to Buenos Aires is a Pedro Almodóvar- like tale which balances being a family drama alongside being a love-letter to the city of Buenos Aires itself. The plot sees two siblings named Dave (Raphael Grosz Harvey) and
Wild Beauty: Mustang Spirit Of The West - Review. By Richard Schertzer. Everyone loves a good horse story, but unlike Black Beauty and Seabiscuit, Ashley Avis’ documentary takes a beautiful yet darker tone into the realm of wild stallions. Avis and her “family”-type crew embark on a journey in defense of
