Robin (Rachel Nichols) has suffered a loss after her grandfather has died. So, along with her husband, Leo (Yohance Myles), they return to Germany where she was born and back to where here grandfather lived in the Black Forest. There they are greeted by Arthur (Miles Doleac), an eccentric woodsman
Tis’ the season and along with the many horror TV shows and movies that come around this time of year, so does the horror anthology which put together some short films which may delight horror fans looking for something to set the mood. Horror anthologies can come in many guises,
Joy (Ploy Sornarin) has applied for a job at the house of a rich family led by Uma (Savika Chaiyadej) and her husband, Nirach (Teerapat Sajakul). They live in the very definition of opulence and Joy is hoping to impress. Joy’s main duties go around looking after Uma and Nirach’s daughter,
The Death Game genre has been a popular one ever since the manga adaptation ‘Battle Royale’ arrived in 2000. Following on from that, other projects within this genre have appeared: ‘Hunger Games’, Netflix’s ‘Alice in Borderland’ and the animes ‘Mirai Nikki’ and ‘King’s Game’. And the latest big hit on
The first Shock Wave, released in 2017, was a terrific, riveting and subversive actioner about a stand-off in a blockaded Hong Kong tunnel. Its sequel sees the return of both producer-star Andy Lau and writer-director Herman Yau, but instead of following up on the events of the first film, instead
