Tag Post-Apocalyptic Movie Club

Eraserhead

Eraserhead will make you feel uncomfortable. Maybe frightened. Maybe a little bit sick. It still unnerves me after all these years.

CARNIVAL OF SOULS is well worth 82 minutes of your time. It’s a quaint, rough-edged, dated, yet hugely influential fever dream of a movie.

I’m sure you’ve heard of GREENLAND. It’s a big budget Amazon blockbuster with a star-filled cast facing the end of the world.

SAINT MAUD seriously affected me. It's one of the best horror films I've seen in years. No, scratch that, it's one of the best films period.

David Moody recommends ONE CUT OF THE DEAD. A cracking little movie that's a love letter to the zombie genre and indie filmmaking in general.

David Moody looks at Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula - everything Army of the Dead tried to be, but better.

I feel kind of obliged to say something about ARMY OF THE DEAD. I can definitely say something, but it won't be positive.

A young British soldier is accidentally abandoned by his unit following a terrifying riot on the streets of Belfast in 1971.

Four teenagers in Sydney hear that a nuclear war has broken out in Eastern Europe. They try to figure out the best way they can survive.

Just prior to the second national lockdown starting, and in the absence of new releases, our local cinema showed classic horror movies.