SHOT CALLER’s Ugly Truth of Incarceration & the Violent Male Psyche

Jacob, a family man, crashes his car while drunk, killing his best friend. This lands him in a maximum security prison, where it's live or die or maybe even worse.

WITHOUT NAME: Man’s Troubled Relationship With Mother Earth & Women

Lorcan Finnegan's debut feature is a powerful, visually & aurally stunning psychological horror. Worth seeking out for fans of slow burning mystery.

ALTAR’s Familiar Yet Fresh & Character Driven

ALTAR's a no fuss found footage that keeps familiar, but brings its own creepy creeps to the party to freak you out.

Unpacking the Puzzle of TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME + MISSING PIECES

Electricity. Good v Evil. Murder. Abuse. Existential pain. Masks. Doppelgangers. This is the world of TWIN PEAKS.

KING COBRA’s True Crime Penetrates the Broken Heart of Gay Porn

The life of Bryan Kocis, owner of gay porn company Cobra Video, is dramatised & brought to life in dark yet vivid glory(/terror).

Lynch’s BLUE VELVET is Like Disturbing(ly Good) Literature

Lynch's film uses his surrealism through the absurd, burrowing to the underbelly of small town America & into the psychosis of a violent man.

SPLIT’s Horror is Part Shyamalan Style & Part Terrifying McAvoy

SPLIT is M. Night Shyamalan's best film to date: a tense, thrilling horror that doesn't need blood or ghosts to scare, just the terrifying capacity of what human beings are capable.

Heavy Metal Possession in THE DEVIL’S CANDY

When heavy metal collides with demonic possession, and the devil becomes a painter: Sean Byrne's follow-up feature, THE DEVIL'S CANDY.