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Frightfest 2019: Come To Daddy review
How do you take such a dark topic as father abandonment issues and turn them into a comedy horror film? That question can be answered in its entirety in Ant … Continue reading Frightfest 2019: Come To Daddy review
The Fanatic review
This is a film that is currently dividing audiences left, right and centre. It’s even left some critics and audience members up in arms about the lack of political correctness … Continue reading The Fanatic review
IT: Chapter Two review
IT: Chapter Two has been one of the most anticipated horror films for just over two years now, with fans and even non-fans of the genre desperate to see the terrifying … Continue reading IT: Chapter Two review
FrightFest 2019: Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark review
As a child there were always stories that were told to frighten us; some of them were whispered on playgrounds, others used as threats by your parents, but they were … Continue reading FrightFest 2019: Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark review
Why Oldboy is more than an action film
Action films often are presented with a sense of predictability; they are expected to include violence in the form of fighting, fiery explosions, heart-racing car chases, badass men with muscles … Continue reading Why Oldboy is more than an action film
Introducing… A Nice Chianti Podcast
Another podcast for you to listen to! This time I’ve teamed up with my very good friend John Crinan on a new podcast where we get stupidly drunk and chat … Continue reading Introducing… A Nice Chianti Podcast
News: Rotten Tomatoes approved film critic
After some time of debating, I took the plunge and decided to apply to become a Rotten Tomatoes approved film critic… And I’m pleased to say they accepted me! For … Continue reading News: Rotten Tomatoes approved film critic
Megan Is Missing review
Back in 2011 an independent psychological horror film was released by Michael Goi that caused an uproar in New Zealand, and even started to resurface in news stories in the … Continue reading Megan Is Missing review
Cutting Moments review
Depraved and sickening to it’s very core, this short extreme horror film from 1997 really knows how to make the audience feel uncomfortable through the subject matters that are subtly … Continue reading Cutting Moments review
The Herd review
Have you ever thought of what would happen if the women of the world were suddenly enslaved and treated similar to how we treat cows? The Herd from Melanie Light … Continue reading The Herd review
Podcast: [EP 5] An Introduction to Extreme Horror Films Part 4
Welcome to the fifth episode of the Zobo With A Shotgun Podcast! We’re back looking at the extreme horror films of the 80s – and this time we have some real … Continue reading Podcast: [EP 5] An Introduction to Extreme Horror Films Part 4
Aftermath review
There is nothing more controversial than the unexplainable phenomenon of necrophilia; it is a hidden disgust of life that we as humans cannot comprehend purely because it disgusts us to … Continue reading Aftermath review
