NOW STREAMING ON: Powered by JustWatch Content List Introduction Script and Screenplay Stand Out Casting Sound/ Music/ Score Visual Effects Video Quality Overall Thoughts “Relax, it’s only magic.” Introduction To The Craft It’s the mid 1990’s, the X-files had stoked the supernatural fire, the Fortean Times was rife with aliens, ghosts and anything of a…
NOW STREAMING ON: Powered by JustWatch Content List Introduction Script and Screenplay Stand Out Casting Sound/ Music/ Score Visual Effects Video Quality Overall Thoughts In much the same way ‘From Dusk To Dawn’ flips from a crime caper to vampire flick, Berg flips the film from home invasion gone wrong, to a horror survival flick…
Facebook can be an interesting place. Sometimes fascinating people come to your attention, people that would never be amongst your circle in your ordinary life. One such person is Megan Pugh. Garry had a brief conversation with Megan on a Facebook group that led to a chat about BAFTA nominated Short – The Blue Door…
NOW STREAMING ON: Powered by JustWatch Introduction To Spiral I like the Saw movies – Yep I just said that out loud. Back in the early Noughties, Saw was a thing. A deeply graphic Horror series, that for all its grossness never attempted try to copy other Horrors. It’s a franchise with its own identity…
NOW STREAMING ON: Powered by JustWatch Introduction To Killer Piñata Friend of the The Silver Hedgehog and contributing writer has taken a look at ‘Killer Piñata’ (no we had not heard of it either!) It made its début in 2015, was created with an estimated £3000 budget and written and directed by Stephen Tramontana. The…
Solar Impact: The Destruction of London is British disaster event / horror movie. Distributed by Dazzler. With a title that sounds like it has been plucked directly from ‘The Asylum’ school of filming, and a trailer that provided B-Movie vibes the Silver Hedgehog’s expectation bar was set at low and we sat down and watched the movie.
There is a long line of Movies that have the synopsis in the title –
Snakes On a Plane 2006, The Towering Inferno (1974), Lesbian Vampire Killers 2009. Joining this esteemed list is Vampires vs. the Bronx.
Vampires vs. the Bronx is a horror comedy. It takes aim squarely at the family end of the film spectrum and as it features Vampires, it has a little gore…..
Myself and JJ started watching The Invisible Man with a conversation about Horror films. I like horror films such as Saw, Carrie, Train To Busan. What really freaks me out is psychological horror, the kind that tortures your mind leaves you in suspense and then hits you hard, films like original IT, Women In Black, Black Swan, Disturbia. JJ on the other hand prefers these psychological thrillers while I hide under a cushion! Here is The Silver Hedgehog review of The Invisible Man….