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Skinamarink has ruled the horror scene ever since its premiere at the festival fun last year, with many flocking to the web to bellow endless praise over creator Kyle Edward Ball’s debut feature film.  In what can only be described as an experimental film that relies on psychedelic exteriors and eerily sinister dramatics, is Ball’s ...

1- Dewey & Gale (Scream)  With Scream 6’s release just around the corner, the highlighting of Scream’s staple duo Dewey Riley (David Arquette) and Gale Weathers (Courteney Cox) has never been more important. The pair nail the opposites attract trope, with Gale’s fierceness and Dewey’s softness being a perfect match to track down the copious ...

After a tragic accident leaves Cady (Violet McGraw) an orphan, her aunt Gemma (Allison Williams) takes her niece under her wing. With heaps of inexperience, and a busy schedule Gemma creates a state-of-the-art A.I. doll named M3GAN to keep Cady company. However, it is not long until M3GAN’s intelligence enters a deadly path. It has ...

Dead Northern takes a look at the big horror film anniversaries of 2023, which films will be on on your re-watch list? 1- Night of the Living Dead (Directed by George A. Romero, 1968) – 55th Anniversary It can easily be said that without Romero’s Night of the Living Dead, the well-exercised zombie era would not ...

Evil Dead Rise (Directed by Lee Cronin) Release date: 21st April  2023 is hitting off with a “groovy” start as the fifth entry into the Evil Dead franchise will be hitting the big screen in just a couple of months. Rumours of a sequel to Fede Álvarez Evil Dead (2013) and promises of Sam Raimi ...

1- Speak No Evil (Directed by Christian Tafdrup)  Two families meet on holiday, leading to an impromptu trip, but when the groups reunite, a series of misunderstandings wedges a dangerous divide. Shudder has become an absolute go-to streaming platform for all things macabre and morbid, with hundreds of classics and hidden gems lining the service. ...

What’s not to love about Christmas? There are extra long queues at the shops, endless presents to wrap, and a robotic Santa on a killing spree… Joe Begos’s Christmas Bloody Christmas takes frosty frights to a whole new level, with Shudder’s latest hit generating immense hype and smashing reviews.  Begos seasonal slash fest delivers gory, ...

The consumption of festive horror has rapidly increased over the years, with every season bringing about a brand new handful of not-so-jolly frights. And whilst many of these entries make for a perfect movie night next to a decorated tree, no other holiday horror has captured the same level of utter dread and catastrophe as ...

1- The rocking chair – Black Christmas (Directed by Bob Clark, 1974)  Black Christmas is a horror that remains a public favourite all these years later for great reasons. The glossy darkness of this sorority fright is brimming with a holiday essence that embraces that idyllic juxtaposition of Christmas horror. With countless kills under its ...

1- The Shining (Directed by Stanley Kubrick, 1980) Jack Torrance (Jack Nicholson) moves his wife and son to The Overlook Hotel after accepting a job as an off-peak caretaker, however, after a storm traps them in the hotel, Jack slowly begins to lose his grip on reality.  Any horror film list would be incomplete without ...

To celebrate our first year representing everything horror at Thought Bubble Comic Art Festival, here’s our list of the best comic adaptations to film! The Crow (Directed by Alex Proyas, 1994) A year after his death, musician Eric Draven (Brandon Lee) awakens from his grave to avenge the death of his fiancé.  The Crow is ...

When Tess (Georgina Campbell) arrives at her Airbnb on the sketchy side of town, the last thing she expects is for someone to be already staying there. With no other options available she decides to accept the offer and stay the night. Little does she no, the house holds a dark secret. 2022 has been ...