Martin (1976) – UK 4K Blu Ray Review from Second Sight

By 1976, George Romero had already established himself as a director with a keen eye for both horror and social commentary. With ‘Martin’, he really explores the notions of isolation and mental illness. John Amplas plays the titular role of Martin, and was also his movie debut. He captures the essence of a young man’s […]

Martin (1976) – UK 4K Blu Ray Review from Second Sight

By 1976, George Romero had already established himself as a director with a keen eye for both horror and social commentary. With ‘Martin’, he really explores the notions of isolation and mental illness. John Amplas plays the titular role of Martin, and was also his movie debut. He captures the essence of a young man’s […]

V/H/S/ 99 (UK Blu Ray Review)

Dear oh dear. I have always had a fondness for anthology pictures, such as Creepshow and the Tales From The Crypt TV show. It has always been interesting, though not without its faults, to see filmmakers deliver their idea in a 15-20min segment. Horror bites, if you like. Sadly, the results of V/H/S/ 99 are […]

Mad God – UK Review (2021)

There is nothing like ‘Mad God’. Which is both a good thing, and a bad thing. Good, because it’s one of the most strikingly original movies I’ve ever seen. That’s not hyperbole, because when you see it, you’ll think so too. Bad, because it’s unlikely we’ll see its like again anytime soon. This is for […]

The Spine of Night (2021)

Tzod (Lucy Lawless), a high priestess from a jungle based tribe, goes on a journey to destroy an unholy power that has plunged the world into darkness. The Spine of Night boasts an impressive array of actors, such as Richard E. Grant, Parton Oswalt, Lucy Lawless and Joe Manganiello…to name but a few. It’s an […]

Episode 12!

Hey everyone! We are no up to episode 12. We love talking movies, games and everything in between. We are also strong advocates of mental health awareness. If ever you need to talk to us, please visit our YouTube channel and comment on a video. Or if you would rather message us, you can find […]

OWGR – A New YouTube Channel

OWGR. A name that will be synonymous with gaming, movies and everything in between. We launched on 28th January 2022, and our third episode is already up. Fronted by myself (Jon) and my buddy (Andrey), we talk about our passion for movies, games, art, collectables and many other things. We sometimes even have a guest […]

Jakob’s Wife – UK DVD Release (2021)

Anne (Barbara Crampton), has been married to small town minister Jakob Fedder (Larry Fessenden) for 30 years. Her life has been pretty uneventful, and she yearns for something more. That something comes in the form of The Master, and in turn gives Anne what she always wanted. However Anne will soon discover that you should […]

Random Acts Of Violence (2019) – UK Blu Ray Review

Todd (Jesse Williams), his girlfriend Kathy (Jordana Brewster), his manager Ezra (Jay Baruchel) and their assistant Aurora (Niamh Wilson) head out on a road trip across America. Todd and Ezra are promoting the comic they created called ‘Slasherman’, a grisly comic book which uses the murders of a serial killer dubbed the ‘I-90 killer’, as […]

New Candyman trailer has just dropped!

Wow! The new trailer for the Jordan Peele produced ‘Candyman’ has just dropped, and it looks great! Directed by Nia DaCosta, ‘Candyman’ sees artist Anthony McCoy (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) become obsessed with the legend, putting himself and everyone around him in great danger. Check out the trailer below. ‘Candyman’ is released in June 2020. JM

First Love (2019)

Young boxer Leo (Masataka Kubota) has just had some very bad news. He’s been told he has a tumour and it’s not operable. Whilst taking a walk, lost in thought, he bumps into a girl called Monica (Sakurako Kanishi), who is on the run. Together they get caught up in a shady drug deal gone […]

Interview – Carlo Mirabella, director of ‘Swallow’.

Ahead of the UK premiere of SWALLOW at Arrow Video FrightFest Halloween, director Carlo Mirabella-Davis reflects on the personal inspiration behind his debut feature, healing psychological wounds and his empathy for the horror genre. SWALLOW is your directorial debut. How difficult was it to get the project off the ground? Getting a film made is […]

The Night of the Virgin (2016)

Nico, a naive 20yr old man, sets out on New Year’s Eve to lose his virginity. He comes across a mature woman called Medea, who invites him back to her apartment. What follows is a night Nico will never forget….if he lives to remember it. From the big lettered opening title, this has a real […]

Modus (TV Series) (2015)

The Scandinavians do it again. Seriously. Very rarely have I watched  a programme from Sweden or Denmark where I have been bored or found the story uninteresting. Detective Ingvar Nyman is sent to Uppsala to investigate the grisly murder or a bishop. Teaming up with a psychologist, they seek to uncover just why people are […]

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (2016)

We can thank writer Seth Grahame-Smith for mashing up Jane Austen’s classic ‘Pride and Prejudice’ with the undead. It’s something that shouldn’t really work, as it’s two wildly different ideas being melded together. That said, it does work, and work quite well. The story really is just the standard tale of love between Elizabeth and […]

Manhattan Baby (1982)

When an archaeologist, Dr. George Hacker (Christopher Connelly) opens a tomb in Egypt, he unleashes an evil spirit which latches onto his young daughter. Upon the family’s arrival in New York, a series of grisly murders and strange occurrences begin to take place.  An amulet which is give to the young girl may hold the […]

Rat Man (1988)

   When a pretty model is found dead on an island, her body mutilated, an investigation begins in to just what happened. The deceased model’s sister arrives with a mystery novel writer (David Warbeck), to try and figure out what was the cause of her sisters murder. The duo discover that the explanation is far […]

The House on the Edge of the Park (1980)

   A woman is brutally raped and killed by psychotic Alex (David Hess) late one night. Afterwards he returns to work at a garage where his simple friend Ricky (Giovanni Radice) also works. When a young well to do couple come into the garage asking for help fixing their car and say that they’re going […]

Trapped (TV Series) (2015)

   Synopsis from the Arrow Films website: “As a ferry carrying 300 passengers from Denmark pulls into an Icelandic town s small port, heavy snow begins to fall. The ferry can t leave until the storm passes and the main road into town is impassable. A mutilated and dismembered body washes on the shore, an […]