Festive Frights: Red Christmas Emily Stockham December 16, 2021 Editor's Choice, From The Vault For most people, the word red when placed in the context of Christmas conjures festive imagery of holly, fairy lights and St Nick’s infamous suit. For horror fans however, it means another seasonal...
Interview: Songbird director Adam Mason Emily Stockham May 28, 2021 Editor's Choice, Features, Interviews Love in the time of Coronavirus…MR speaks to Adam Mason about his lockdown-romance movie Songbird... Songbird, directed by Adam Mason and produced by Michael Bay, was the first film to go into...
A Movie Ramblings Guide: How To Survive A Horror Movie Emily Stockham October 29, 2020 Editor's Choice, Features, Halloween Here at Movie Ramblings we love horror. Anything that may be described as gory, deranged, paranormal or all of the above – yes please, sign us up. That said, we’re pretty fed up of the...
3.0 Arrow Video Frightfest Review: The Sinners Emily Stockham October 22, 2020 Film4 Frightfest, London, London Reviews With an opening scene reminiscent of late nineties candy-hued cult classic ‘Jawbreaker’, which sees a bitchy high school trio led by the enigmatic Rose McGowan throw their BFF into the trunk of a...
3.5 Arrow Video Frightfest Digital Review: The Columnist Emily Stockham August 29, 2020 Film4 Frightfest, London, London Reviews Social media trolls and so-called ‘cancel culture’ seem to have inserted themselves seamlessly into our everyday lives ever since the advent of platforms that are designed to give us dopamine...
From The Vault: Don’t Bother To Knock (1952) Emily Stockham June 1, 2020 Editor's Choice, From The Vault Marilyn Monroe stars in this sinister thriller
Top 10: Killer Ladies Emily Stockham May 26, 2020 Editor's Choice, Women Of Horror Horror always presents a curious dichotomy when it comes to gender. Tradition has it that horror is the preserve of the sweaty, awkward teenage boys of the world, and of course, those men who haven’t...
4.0 Rental Review: The Ninth Cloud Emily Stockham February 3, 2018 DVDs & Rentals The Ninth Cloud, directed by Jane Spencer, is beautifully strange. Well, that was my first most coherent thought that I could pull from the dreamy dregs of what I had just watched. A truly existential...
2.0 Horror Channel Frightfest Review: Inside Emily Stockham August 26, 2017 Film4 Frightfest, London, London Reviews French filmmakers Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo splattered onto our screens back in 2007 with gory home invasion Inside . As Maury and Bustillo head to London’s Frightfest 2017 with their latest...
3.5 DVD Review: Let Her Out Emily Stockham June 11, 2017 DVDs & Rentals, Editor's Choice Body horror Let Her Out, directed by Cody Calahan, follows Helen , a bike courier who suffers a traumatic accident. Whilst she is reassured her recovery will be simple and fast, she begins to experience...
10 Hidden Secrets In Get Out – spoilers ahead!! Emily Stockham March 24, 2017 Editor's Choice, Features Jordan Peele’s racism fuelled thriller come dark comedy, Get Out, is arguably one of the most anticipated films of the year. It gained – if only briefly – the coveted 100% rotten tomatoes...
2.5 Horror Channel Frightfest review: Director’s Cut Emily Stockham August 29, 2016 Film4 Frightfest, London, London Reviews The best way to describe Adam Rifkin’s dark comedy horror, Director’s Cut is ‘so meta it hurts’. Now, we all love a nod to audience, an in-joke about the genre or even honourable...
3.0 Horror Channel Frightfest review: Man Underground Emily Stockham August 29, 2016 Film4 Frightfest, London, London Reviews Conspiracy theories were once the reserve of the so-called ‘freaks’ of society – the outcasts and loners looking for the fantastical in the mundane. However, with the rise of social media...
Frightfest Interview: Red Christmas director Craig Anderson Emily Stockham August 10, 2016 Editor's Choice, Film4 Frightfest, Interviews, London, London Interviews With festive slasher ‘Red Christmas’ debuting for European audiences at Horror Channel’s Frightfest later this month, we thought it was the perfect opportunity to catch up with director...
4.0 DVD Review: The Diary Of A Teenage Girl Emily Stockham February 9, 2016 DVDs & Rentals “I had sex today…Holy shit!†15-year-old Minnie Goetze declares, jubilant, flabbergasted, in the opening scene of ‘The Diary of a Teenage Girl’. She’s triumphant, in such...
2.0 DVD Review: V/H/S Viral Emily Stockham October 19, 2015 DVDs & Rentals, Editor's Choice V/H/S – a film that I would never have guessed would get a sequel, let alone a third instalment. I felt I had to see just one more instalment to double check I’m not missing out on the one...
4.0 Movie Review: Suffragette Emily Stockham October 18, 2015 Movie Reviews As Maud Watts, played by the captivating Carey Mulligan, turns to her husband in bed and asks, ‘if we had a daughter, what kind of life would she have had?’ I felt a pang of resonance with the...
4.0 Movie Review: Macbeth Emily Stockham September 28, 2015 Editor's Choice, Movie Reviews William Shakespeare’s Macbeth is the story of a fearless warrior and inspiring leader who descends into madness as a result of his tyrannical ways. Director Justin Kurzel has created a thrilling yet...
Frightfest London interview: Hangman star Kate Ashfield Emily Stockham September 2, 2015 Editor's Choice, Film4 Frightfest, London, London Interviews Regular visitors to our site will know that one of the films that most took us by surprise at this year's Frightfest was Adam Mason's home-invasion shocker Hangman. We've already chatted to Adam himself...
2.0 Frightfest London review: Bite Emily Stockham August 31, 2015 Film4 Frightfest, London, London Reviews Now, it might just be me, but when I hear about an insect-based horror film , I immediately think, ‘The Fly’, namely Cronenberg’s 1986 horror / sci-fi romance remake about a scientist who...
Frightfest London interview: Dominic Brunt & Joanne Mitchell Emily Stockham August 31, 2015 Editor's Choice, Film4 Frightfest, London, London Interviews I was waiting with baited breath for the chance to interview director Dominic Brunt and his co-writer / leading protagonist Joanne Mitchell – in her long list of credentials, it's worth mentioning...