For this week’s addition to the Stephen King cult classic season, Jamie Suckley is mauled by Lewis Teague’s 1983 film Cujo. Anyone would think this dog had rabies or something? More…
Based on the novel by Frank De Felitta, The Entity introduces us to Carla Moran who’s in need of a ghostbuster, if only her darn psychiatrist would just believe her though. More…
A beautifully written and visualised story that’s heartbreaking, terrifying and so unique in the way it portrays the balance of nature and struggle between good and evil. More…
Armed with a homemade proton pack, my eight-year-old self once believed there’d be a job opening with the Ghostbusters. Do you think they’d take a kid with no experience? More…
Ian Roberts takes a look at some of the queer and feminist theories that have surfaced over the years in relation to James Cameron’s 1984 cult classic science-fiction film, The Terminator. More…
Max takes a look at Robocop, and tells us why Paul Verhoeven’s 1987 classic about a crime-fighting robot may be one of the smartest, self-aware sci-fi films ever. More…
We take a look back on Wes Craven’s 1984 supernatural slasher A Nightmare On Elm Street as we find out what makes Nancy Thompson the epitome of the final girl. More…
Placed on the Video Nasties list back in the 80s, this cult exploitation horror film sees an orphaned teenager being dominated by his aunt who’s hell-bent on keeping him with her…at all costs. More…
After Ruggero Deodato shocked audiences with Cannibal Holocaust he returned a year later with another shocker, the rape and revenge thriller The House On the Edge of the Park. More…
We’ve seen them before, the houses that stare and give us an uneasy feeling about what goes on inside. It’s not them we should be afraid of – it’s the men that live inside. More…
What happens when a bunch of furry carnivorous creatures from outer space descend on a small town to make lunch of out the locals? Fun and frolics in the 80s cult classic Critters! More…
Rand Peltzer arrives home for Christmas with a rather unique gift for his son; a mogwai. Little do they know, mogwais can transform into vicious and malicious little monsters! More…
The third film in the original iconic franchise sees a Halloween mask-making company planning to kill millions of children with something sinister hidden in Halloween masks. More…
Based on John Varley’s 1977 short story Air Raid, Millennium opens with the crash of a Boeing 747 and its ensuing investigation, but could it have involved time travel and visitors from the future? More…
We take a look back on the late 80s adventure film, Honey, I Shrunk The Kids, and find some surprising narrative threads in it relating to family units, relationships and resolving conflicts. More…
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