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Bodycam (2025) Film Review – You Took Something from Us [Nightmares Film Festival 2025]

Jim CoxOct 22, 2025
Bodycam (2025) Film Review – You Took Something from Us [Nightmares Film Festival 2025]

Bodycam is a 2025 Canadian found footage horror film written and directed by Brandon Christensen, with additional writing from Ryan Christensen. Brandon is best known…

An Interview with John Esposito – Writer and Producer

Grimoire of HorrorOct 21, 2025
An Interview with John Esposito – Writer and Producer

Known as a writer/producer who gained his footing in the industry in the 1990s, John Esposito is a respected figure in American horror media, contributing…

Affection (2025) Film Review – Amnesia Horror with a Sci-fi Twist [Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2025]

Jayson LanibaOct 21, 2025
Affection (2025) Film Review – Amnesia Horror with a Sci-fi Twist [Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2025]

Imagine waking up one day to a bedroom unfamiliar to you, with a stranger lying on the bed beside you. Sounds like a normal Saturday…

We Put the World to Sleep (2025) Film Review – Metaphysical Found Footage [Nightmares Film Festival 2025]

Jim CoxOct 18, 2025
We Put the World to Sleep (2025) Film Review – Metaphysical Found Footage [Nightmares Film Festival 2025]

We Put the World to Sleep is a 2025 found footage horror/faux documentary written and directed by AdrianȚofei, with additional writing by Duru Yücel. Filmed…

Incomplete Chairs (2025) Film Review – Furniture-Based Body Horror [GrimmFest 2025]

Hannah SwarbrickOct 18, 2025
Incomplete Chairs (2025) Film Review – Furniture-Based Body Horror [GrimmFest 2025]

Director Kenichi Ugana is profoundly interested in exploring societal outcasts and obsessives in his work, whilst maintaining a distinct punk and transgressive style. With titles…

The Cramps: A Period Piece (2025) Film Review – Pretty Bloody Funny [Nightmares Film Festival 2025]

Jenny MugridgeOct 17, 2025
The Cramps: A Period Piece (2025) Film Review – Pretty Bloody Funny [Nightmares Film Festival 2025]

Equal parts camp and shlock horror, Brooke H. Cellars‘s The Cramps: A Period Piece (2025) takes the humour and queer authenticity of a John Waters…