The fourth feature film of Day Two at GASP! Horror Festival, and the last film to close out the evening, was the Mystery Queer Horror Classic. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Nightbreed’ (1990) – GASP! Horror Festival 2026
The first of three evening feature films at Day Two of 2026’s GASP! Horror Film Festival was none other than a special 40th anniversary screening of Little Shop of Horrors! Continue reading Film Review: ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ (1986) – GASP! Horror Festival 2026
Continuing the camp chaos on day two of GASP! was, potentially, one of the most depraved films that I have ever seen. Continue reading Film Review: ‘God Country’ (2025) – GASP! Horror Festival 2026
In the evening of 8th July 2026, Bury Film Festival took place in The Box located within The Met, right in the heart of Bury Town Centre. Continue reading Bury Film Festival 2026
Perhaps the best advert to avoid rural stays, Folk is the latest indie short from Fuzzyhead Productions. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Folk’ (2026)
From Tyler Atkins, Daniel MacPherson and Russell Crowe are fighter and trainer respectively, providing two powerful performances in Beast – a damning, sweaty, and hard-hitting combat sports action-drama. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Beast’ (2026)
From SteveFilm and The Looker Brothers, comes an intelligent thriller that challenges the conventions of police/terrorist-focused action cinema. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Ignition’ (2026)
In a film that feels almost documentary as it does drama, Charli XCX delivers an excellent performance that feels both honest and real. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Erupcja’ (2025) – Manchester Film Festival 2026
From directors-writers, Dusty Mancinelli and Madeline Sims-Fewer, comes a thoroughly creepy experience centred around trauma, recovery, and what is right. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Honey Bunch’ (2025) – Manchester Film Festival 2026
The return of Jim Jarmusch, and the return of an anthology style Jim Jarmusch film, delivers awkward family charm across three independent scenarios. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Father Mother Sister Brother’ (2025) – Manchester Film Festival 2026
From director Kensuke Sonomura comes a literal out of body experience… As high a concept as they come in the human form; a WILD journey combining the forces of life and death. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Ghost KIller’ (2024)
From co-directors, Lisa Barros D’Sa and Glenn Leyburn, the infamous fallout between former Republic of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy and his captain Roy Keane, prior to the 2002 FIFA World Cup in Korea/Japan, is presented in both tense and often hilarious detail in Saipan. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Saipan’ (2025) – BFI London Film Festival
