It’s somewhat ironic that the titular character of this film is, famously, a con-man, hiding behind smoke and mirrors to make himself seem grander than he is. Oz the Great and Powerful attempts to hide its shoddy, cardboard storyline behind a shiny, blue-screen glaze, but – like the wizard himself
Crawl or "Beware the Man in the Big Hat" as it's not known as but will be now for the purposes of this sentence is a surprising crime/thriller/horror from Australia. Following two stories; one about a stern Croatian hitman (George Shevtsov) complete a hit for the local scum-bag-bar-owner Slim (Paul Holmes).
On first sights of the premise for I Love Sarah Jane, I was unsure of what to think about a love story set in a post-apocalyptic zombie wasteland. Although there are often romantic plots hanging around in the background of most great zombie movies, this short has that principle as
The Ellington Kid is one part to Vice’s recent collection of shorts. Amongst other well-received films including I love Sarah Jane and Death to the Tinman, this particular flick is a modern, less romantic take of a classic campfire urban legend. The film was released as a debut by London based
By Carys Dennison. In recent years, it has seemed to have almost become horror film protocol that characters are always moving into new suburban houses. These houses, of course, always seem to have a closet that should permanently remain untouched under all circumstances. In the newly released Spanish-Canadian paranormal horror Mama,
