For our latest 4K Blu-ray Steelbook review, we are taking a look at the brand new release of Zach Cregger’s feature length debut Barbarian? How does the steelbook hold up? Is the 4K transfer worth the price of admission, and how is the audio track? We tell you all about it in this review.
Zach Cregger’s movie adaptation of Resident Evil is finally here and it’s worth every little last bit of hype it’s getting. We take a look at what is, unequivocally, the greatest video game inspired horror movie of all time.
If you are looking for a proper throwback, 80s-style slasher, then you may just be in the right place. We check out the very flawed but quite enjoyable Indiegogo funded Deathwoods. It’s streaming on Screambox but is it worth taking a look?
Is an enjoyably scenery-chewing performance from Antonio Banderas and a game Laura Marano enough to elevate this shark thriller above the usual floaters that pollute the horror genre? Well, just about. We take a look at Above and Below.
Today we are taking a look at Shudder original horror movie Hellcat (2025) by Brock Bodell. Does this subversive take on a very familiar horror trope work? Well, yes and know in the most unsatisfying way possible. Join us for our review.
It might be one of horror’s most anticipated 4K releases. Today we are taking a look at the limited 4K Blu-ray Steelbook version of the iconic outbreak movie 28 Days Later. Does the 4K transfer manage to clean up any of that low quality, earl 2000s DV grain? Let’s take a look.
It’s off to Tubi again to check out another ultra low-budget horror movie and this one gets meta as a writer has to save his story’s protagonist from meeting an untimely end. Unfortunately, it also gets very convoluted and quite messy. We take a look at I Know Exactly How You Die (2026).
In our first of many 4K Steelbook Blu-ray reviews, we are taking a look at The Long Walk (2025). Based on the Stephen King novel, we are going to tell you why this is a technically, and aesthetically fantastic limited blu-ray marred by a terrible UK set of extras.
It’s time for another Netflix original horror movie with The Last House. Instead of scares and apocalyptic dread, we have more family dance-offs and saccharine sweetness than you can shake a stick at. This one completely misses the mark but why not check out our review to find out why?
Bruce Campbell recently called out the modern Evil Dead movies for being entirely humorless, and he is absolutely right. We are looking at why recent entries like Evil Dead Burn have traded the iconic, fun energy of Ash Williams for miserable, washed out torture porn. It is time for horror to remember how to have fun again.
Are you guys ready for another awful Asylum shark movie? Well, the good news is that this one is so bad it is good. We take a look at the dismal, but weirdly enjoyable, Shark Terror from 2025.
Found footage indie Tinsman Road asks for a lot of patience, but it just might reward you for it. Director Robbie Banfitch crafts an incredibly raw, analog-style investigation into a missing family member that easily rivals the heavy existential dread of Lake Mungo. While the emotional weight and creepy audio design are fantastic, the movie desperately needed a ruthless editor. At over two hours long, this slow burn mystery is padded with repetitive scenes that will definitely test your endurance.