At long last, the 9th official entry in the Resident Evil franchise has been released. While the series has many different side-pieces and a number of remakes under its belt, the mainline numbered series has held up its reputation since the late 90s. Delivering on and defining the ‘survival horror’ genre in video games set
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Roughly 23 years after director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland gave us the explosive ’28 Days Later’, they have re-teamed to continue the story. After only one sequel serving inbetween them, the fanbase was rabid for more content, which was dripfed through comic books and other sources. But now we’ve finally got a new
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Director Stephen Cognetti made a name for himself with the very underrated and amazing Hell House LLC franchise. So I was curious to what direction he would take with his newest release 825 Forest Road. He ditched the found footage format to give us just your typical spook house affair. Though in some ways it’s
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Everybody’s heard the stories of cursed objects – from possessed dolls to malicious mirrors, there’s no shortage of urban legends when it comes to the paranormal. While there are many famous collectors that already have films or TV series about them (such as the Warrens or Zak Bagans), there’s one team of paranormal collectors who
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The advantage of found footage is it gives horror directors a way to elicit fear with only a small budget. Que In A Strangers House which is sufficient in developing levels of terror the more it goes on. The plot see unexplained footage of a man hired as a house sitter who experiences paranormal activity
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In case we have forgotten that Godzilla is an absolute terrifying sight to behold, especially when he is lumbering into your city, movies such as the recently successful Godzilla Minus One are here to remind us. On the US side, Godzilla is presented like the anti-hero, but on the Japan side, he is very much
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Definitely for the found footage horror genre, it does remarkably well in the paranormal setting. I think it is due to involving the audience to the point they experience palpable fear. That is the case with Hell House LLC and this one is very much an underground cult classic. The story told through interviews and
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Paranormal films that show people who will go to any lengths for popularity are always a great experience especially when those people are taught lessons on messing with things they should not be messing with. We seen that especially with found footage horror films such as Deadsteam or Grave Encounters. And this holds true with
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Sometimes, you stumble across a video game and have no idea how it ended up on your hard drive in the first place. And sometimes, those chance encounters turn out to be quite a surprising experience. This was the case for myself when I recently played ‘Bramble: The Mountain King’. ‘Bramble’ is an action-adventure horror
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