Without Name (2016) Review – A Visually Arresting but Narratively Muddled Trip
Lorcan Finnegan’s Without Name is a visual masterpiece that struggles with its own identity. A hallucinogenic Irish horror that prioritises atmosphere over narrative.
The Interior (2015) Review – A Divisive Genre-Bender with a Heart-Stopping Scare
Trevor Juras’s The Interior is a bizarre and rewarding genre-shifter. A slow-burn descent into madness that features one of the most effective scares in indie horror.
Pet Sematary (2019) Review – A Modern and Gory Twist on King’s Classic
The 2019 remake of Pet Sematary is a gory, modern update that isn’t afraid to change the rules. A fun, jump-scare-heavy reimagining of the Stephen King classic.
Leaving D.C. (2012) Review – A Masterclass in Low-Budget DIY Horror
Leaving D.C. is a triumph of low-budget, DIY filmmaking. A refreshing found footage horror that relies on smart sound design and a logical protagonist.
Survive the Hollow Shoals (2018) Review – A Decent Found Footage Survival Effort
Survive the Hollow Shoals is a humble but effective entry into the found footage genre. A survival vlogging horror that delivers decent scares despite its tropes.
