It’s rare that I recommend non-fiction books here, but I’m going to today: FLUKE by BRIAN KLAAS is an absolutely fascinating read. In FLUKE, myth-shattering social scientist Brian Klaas deep-dives into the phenomenon of randomness, unpicking our neat and tidy storybook version…
What did you think of ALIEN: ROMULUS? The fact is, after seeing it a fortnight ago on the weekend of release, I'm still not sure.
I finally watched THE EXORCIST for the first time in 1989. I finally watched it again, and got around to reading the original novel, in 2024.
The remake of Japanese low-budget classic ONE CUT OF THE DEAD - FINAL CUT - is far better than it has any right to be.
For the longest time it felt like there was a connection missing in SHADOWLOCKED. SOULMATE helped me find the key.
I’ve been to see a couple of Cage films in the last month. One was really good and the other really wasn’t.
The end of the world is the great leveller: no matter who or where we are, when the world ends we're all fucked.
I hate watered down rehashes of profitable IPs. I was expecting A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE to be more of the same, but happily I was very wrong.
Congratulations to my friend CRAIG DILOUIE on the release of his new novel, HOW TO MAKE A HORROR MOVIE AND SURVIVE.
The Country Will Bring Us No Peace is a short (125 pages) but remarkably powerful novella by Matthieu Simard.