Feedback: BRWC FrightFest Review Radio stations and their DJs have been a celebrated part of this very specific sub-genre of horror for a while now. The earliest one I can remember seeing and really e...
Extracurricular: BRWC FrightFest Review Derek (Keenan Tracey) and Ian Gordon (Spencer Macpherson) are brothers, they’re also straight A students who love hanging out with their friends, Jenny (Britann...
The Dark Red: BRWC Frightfest Review. Even if it is flawed or cliched, a good horror film can rise above its shortcomings if it does something interesting with its formulaic elements, gives us interes...
Ever feel like watching a film with multiple characters and story arcs, but learn nothing from it, and be surprised by almost nothing? Do you want to have a beautiful setting ruined by awful dialogue ...
Harpoon: BRWC FrightFest Review – So, full disclosure, I’ve always been a sucker for movies set in one location. And while Rob Grant’s 2019 black comedy/horror does begin on land, it isn’t long ...
