#FilmReview Hounds of Love This isn’t a movie I would recommend to the faint of heart purely because of how brutal it becomes roseshavethoughts.com/2022/10/25/fil…

Humanoids of the Deep (1980)is a delightful throwback to the creature features of the past #review ift.tt/tTSyn2Y

Rosemary's Baby (1969) is a real classic in the horror genre and some taboos that were covered here are rarely touched even today #ReviewRewind ift.tt/jnqFJUD

The Tunnel (2011): A Gripping Descent into Darkness and Fear ift.tt/oiM5TfD #Review

Rule Britania: My Top 10 Post-Millenial British Horror #review ift.tt/slO0Khz

A Middling Flight: Bats (1999) Balances Creature Horror with Campy Charm ift.tt/3wcLhTO #Review

Pieces (1982) is a film that thrives on its commitment to the slasher genre and offers moments of gruesome creativity  ift.tt/zU7gAMP #Review

The Descendants (2011)Though the formula isn’t the freshest you’re ever likely to see, Payne found a wonderful balance between dry humour and astute dialogue is enough to elevate the simple premise. ift.tt/0gO6B3z

The Wrong Man (1956) is right up there among my top five Hitchcock movies ift.tt/tJVMqdZ

Interview With The Vampire (1994)takes an interesting look at the joys and pains that go along with immortality, through deep incredibly powerful performances by charismatic characters  ift.tt/e9qricS

Gothic Beauty and Slow-Burning Tension in Gwen (2018): A Dark, Uneven Journey ift.tt/slzGQ2r #Review

The Nightingale (2018) is a brutal story, that’s incredibly well portrayed, though might put some viewers off because of the dark subject matter #FilmReview ift.tt/uLWVIsi

Nick of Time (1996) is both exciting and thrilling, which for the most part it is, but you can’t help but feel that the plot could have done with a little more work #review ift.tt/Y2Ouljy

Hobo with a Shotgun: A Gritty, Over-the-Top Grindhouse Experience with Limited Depth ift.tt/MV0274w #Review

2014 ended with a succession of interesting and imaginative films hitting both the cinema and TV screens, but none were quite as powerful as a neo-noir crime thriller, Nightcrawler #FilmReview ift.tt/Tvn2m0p

Sleepaway Camp (1983): A Twisted, Campy Slasher With a Shocking Bite ift.tt/ty6F7cw #Review

The Last Broadcast (1998) is a groundbreaking and enjoyable film, that although slightly flawed, still paved the way for movies such as Lake Mungo and The Poughkeepsie Tapes ift.tt/eaX9BhP

Maniac Cop (1988)isn’t a slow burn relying on tension to get the scare, with a plot that’s pretty straightforward from start to finish   #FilmReview ift.tt/QGYqpb0

The Rum Diary (2011) Depp’s desire to honour his departed friend Hunter S. Thompson by bringing the author’s semi-autobiographical story to the big screen might have been well-intentioned, the final product, however, struggles to entertain ift.tt/MDClBva

Girlhouse (2014): A Slick Slasher That Fails to Cut Deep ift.tt/HgbV7OD #Review