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Here at Movie Ramblings towers, we took a look back at 'entertaining enough' sci-fi flick Screamers, starring Peter Weller, some time ago - https://bit.ly/2wB7h3J Granted, we were not the biggest fans of...

A Vietnam veteran returns home to wreak havoc

Water-based horror seems to be a thing again at the moment - and that's fine by me. The latest release to throw it's hat into the ring (or raft into the ocean for a laboured pun) is Sea Fever, set for...

Vincent Price on top form in this camp horror classic

April is a wicked month on Horror Channel as cops and villains fight it out in the VENGEANCE SEASON, a hard-hitting violent action collection which includes the UK TV premieres of the Soska Sister’s...

When you mention you are a fan of the Saw movies, or for that matter are eagerly anticipating the upcoming Spiral, the reaction from the majority of (non-horror) folk is easy to predict. A mixture of disgust,...

A former missionary, a Hindu servant and a son with a taste for flesh in this Tyburn offering

There’s stupid – and then there is Fantasy Island. A ham-fisted, nonsensical, bewildering mess of a film, seeing this mere days after Blumhouse’s stunning The Invisible Man left me wondering what...

A little more than 77 years have gone by since Casablanca’s Hollywood premiere in November 1942. The movie’s release was brought forward by three months as part of the propaganda movement in order to...

One of the beauties of the horror genre is its canny ability to reinvent itself, time and time again. Sure, the genre is awash with sequels, retreads and reboots that do nothing more than slavishly follow...

Underwater creature feature nonsense

In praise of the legendary (well, to us anyway) Caroline Munro

We've been waiting to check out psychological chiller Saint Maud since it wowed some of our critic pals last year, so the great news it finally has a UK release date. Director Rose Glass' effort will land...

A serial killer stalks Miami

Simon swings for the fences as he pours praise on Tony Scott's baseball thriller

Being a child of the late 70s/early 80s, one of the cool things I can remember growing up is the various tie-ins that big movies did with cereal companies. I still think back fondly to the 3D glasses sets...

Ahead of the World premiere of A GHOST WAITS at Arrow Video FrightFest Glasgow 2020, director Adam Stovall reflects on getting through depression,  creating paranormal romance and the influence of Tom...

Traumatised by the aftermath of a mass shooting and troubled by the break-up of his parents' marriage, shy child Luke is befriended by the cooler, more confident Daniel and soon the two boys are spending all...

So poor they live in a subterranean hovel that regularly floods or fills with toxic fumes courtesy of the local exterminators, the Kim family live desperate lives, working low-paid, menial jobs to try and get...

Welcome to the transgressive, the traumatic and the terrifying as Arrow Video FrightFest, the UK’s favourite horror fantasy event, returns to Glasgow Film Festival for a 15th fantastic year, from Thursday 5...

Simon pays tribute to the Canadian horror classic