Author Simon Fitzjohn

Ahead of the World premiere of the stand-out period horror comedy HERE COMES HELL at Arrow Video FrightFest Glasgow 2019, director Jack McHenry tells us about the challenges of a £22,000 budget. casting his...

Raquel Welch stars in this revenge western

Fitting neatly into that Hammer category marked ‘rarely seen or talked about’, 1962’s The Phantom Of The Opera is a slick, somewhat sedate offering. Originally brought to the studio by (and intended as...

John Wick has proved a nice little career lift for Keanu Reeves and has certainly delivered on the action front. Naturally, box office figures and positive reviews also help, so here we are with the first...

Simon pays tribute to the Canadian horror classic

It’s full scream ahead as Arrow Video FrightFest, the UK’s favourite horror fantasy event, returns to Glasgow Film Festival for a 14th fearful year, from Thursday 28 February to Saturday 2 March,...

Ahead of Horror Channel’s premiere of zombie romcom IBIZA UNDEAD, we ask actress and producer MARCIA DO VALES to get scary. When did your interest in horror films begin? About the age of 11 or 12, I...

Ahead of the Horror Channel’s UK TV premiere of Attack of the Adult Babies, on Jan 5, 9pm, director Dominic Brunt and actor / producer partner Joanne Mitchell unpin the nappies… Q. On the 5th of...

Jamie Lee Curtis' cop is tormented by psycho Ron Silver

To be honest, I'm not sure anyone thought there were legs left in the Men In Black franchise but here we are, with Sony looking to relaunch the franchise in a new way. Gone are the likes of Will Smith,...

Madness, mayhem and adult babies! Horror Channel goes nuts on Saturday nights in January with a BLOODY CRAZY SEASON, a celebration of out-there modern horror, headlined by the UK TV premiere of ATTACK OF THE...

Doom Room, starring genre legend Debbie Rochon, and directed by Jon Keeyes (The Harrowing), comes to digital January 15 (US) from Wild Eye Releasing.  Here's the synopsis: A woman wakes up locked in a...

A festive horror treat from Dutch director Dick Maas

It may not appear obvious at first, but Christmas is a great time to be a horror fan. Not only do you get the chance to ask for plenty of horror-related goodies from family and friends (which I have done...

Among his many other filmic talents, John Carpenter sure knew how to come up with iconic characters. Take Michael Myers for example, whose shadow still looms over the horror genre to this very day, or...

Be prepared for an X-rated Xmas this December as Horror Channel serves up an horrific host of premieres, leading with the UK premiere of Xmas anthology A CHRISTMAS HORROR STORY. Tales From The...

Way back in the early 90s, the first Dario Argento flick I cast my eyes over was Opera - and boy was I wowed. That then opened up a whole new realm for me, rattling through Argento's back catalogue, along...

Keanu Reeves certainly seems to be rattling through the films at the moment - we reviewed Siberia just this last week - and already the trailer has arrived for his next entry. Here's sci-fi drama Replicas,...

Straight out of the category labelled ‘they don’t make ‘em like this anymore’, 1988’s Waxwork is a wildly over-the-top splatter epic. Mixing horror and comedy to a degree that rarely gets an...

A quick flick through the Movie Ramblings site will tell you we are big, big fans of the oh-so twisted mind of Kate Shenton, so we absolutely lapped up the first season of her web series Netfli!x And Kill...

I am sure all of us, probably on more than one occasion, have sat through a film that is not really that much to shout about, but the whole thing is made watchable by a standout performance from one of the...