Livescreamers: Popcorn Frights Film Festival Review ‘Livescreamers’ follows a group of livestreamers as they sit down to play a brand-new horror game. However, they quickly discover there’s more to this game that meets the eye, and it may be more connected to reality than they realised. Written and directed by Michelle Iannantuono,
Drive Back: Popcorn Frights Film Festival Review ‘Drive Back’ follows a couple returning from their engagement party, only to find themselves on a seemingly endless road. If that wasn’t bad enough, a killer who calls the road home is pursuing them. Upon reading this, I thought the synopsis was fun and interesting.
The Crow: The BRWC Review. By Sarah Manvel. The deeply underappreciated director Rupert Sanders has given us the deeply wonderful The Crow, based on the nineties comic by James O’Barr, and heavily in the shadow of the first movie adaptation from 1994, directed by Alex Proyas, during which an on-site
The Lonely Man With The Ghost Machine: Popcorn Frights Film Festival Review ‘The Lonely Man With The Ghost Machine’ stars Graham Skipper (Sequence Break, Bliss) as Wozzek, a man who has created a machine that is able to resurrect people. With this, he hopes to resurrect his deceased wife while he
Alien: Romulus - The BRWC Review. By Simon Lalji. The most terrifying organism in the galaxy has roared its way back to the silver screen and cinematic cheer. Set twenty years after Ridley Scott’s genre defining, iconic 1979 film ‘Alien’, a crew of desperate miners embark on a mission to the
