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"The Threshing is if Midsommar and Raw had a cinematic child. Slowly haunting and brooding, with an uneasiness always in the air." - Paul Hibbard, Hysteria Fest In this slow-burn psychological horror from filmmaker Sean Mannion, a young couple's dream of regenerative farming and idyllic…
“Funny, imaginative, ghoulish and rather beautiful” - The Spectator How to describe Delicatessen? A retro-stylized post-apocalyptic black comedy about cannibalism that's not only darkly funny but beautiful, whimsical, and wildly imaginative as well? It could only have been made by…
"The greatest kaiju movies ever made!" - Matt Draper After laying dormant for fifteen years, Gamera was rebooted for the big screen in a smash hit trilogy masterminded by director Shusuke Kaneko, writer Kazunori Ito (Ghost in the Shell) and…
This month, for our Folk Horror Around The World series, we bring you several interpretations of the creepiest fairy tale of them all, Hansel and Gretel. Famously collected by the Brothers Grimm, this story tells of a brother and sister…
"A delicious black comedy! Full of laugh-out-loud sick gags and charmingly acted by all." - Empire A sleeper hit of the early 1980s, Eating Raoul is a bawdy, gleefully amoral tale of conspicuous consumption. Warhol superstar Mary Woronov and cult legend Paul…
"Baby Driver is a lovely, action packed film with an absolute gem of a story and it just might be Edgar Wright’s best." - Loud and Clear Reviews Baby is a music-loving orphan who also happens to be the prodigiously…
“Chicken-fried Sweeney Todd snapping into a Slim Jim...a cult classic...if you want to get into 80s horror and have a lot of laughs along the way — it’s a sausage fest you won’t want to miss.” - Attack of the…
“Genuinely revolting! Mixes glossy arthouse visuals with satirically sickening Category III sleaze” - The Guardian In this wild, disturbing and darkly funny Hong Kong horror tale, an ex-starlet (Miriam Yeung) who is now the trophy wife of a rich businessman…
"I had, so to speak, seen it all. And then I saw Caniba." - John Semley, The Globe & Mail A hugely controversial documentary from the pioneering filmmakers behind the also-incredible Leviathan, Caniba just might be the scariest movie ever made. It's…
"...a filthy, spit-in-your-face assault on decency and order." - Maximum Rocknroll (music album review) Your friendly local crossover-thrash band, Sewer Urchin, presents GLOBAL URINATION: THE VIDEO ALBUM, a self-produced excursion into low budget filmmaking, featuring NO CGI, NO GREEN SCREEN…