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10 Asylum Movies That Prove Nobody Does The Mockbuster Quite Like Them

Welcome to The Asylum, where big-screen dreams are made fast, cheap and usually with something giant, hungry or legally interesting lurking nearby. The new feature documentary Mockbuster follows Australian filmmaker Anthony Frith as he escapes corporate video work and lands a surprise job directing a lost-world dinosaur film for The

BBC’s legendary The Lord of the Rings radio drama is getting the deluxe vinyl treatment

There are some adaptations that become part of the story’s history. The BBC’s 1981 full-cast dramatisation of The Lord of the Rings is one of them. Now, Demon Music Group is bringing that landmark production back in its original 26-episode format, with new limited edition vinyl and CD box sets

The Brokenwood Mysteries Series 12 Review

At this point, The Brokenwood Mysteries knows exactly what it is, and that is very much part of the pleasure. Twelve series in, New Zealand’s longest-running crime drama has settled into the kind of comfortable confidence that most detective shows would kill for, preferably in a scenic location with an eccentric local

The Mortuary Assistant Review

There is something immediately useful about a mortuary as a horror setting. It does not need much dressing up. Strip away the music, the shadows and the demonic mythology, and you are still left with one person alone at night, surrounded by the dead, trying to behave professionally while every

Cold Prey Trilogy Review

Twenty years on, Cold Prey still feels like a blast of freezing air through the slasher genre. Roar Uthaug’s Norwegian horror hit did not reinvent the stalk-and-slash formula, but it understood exactly what the best slashers need: a strong location, a simple setup, characters worth worrying about and a killer

DeepStar Six 4K Review, Sean S. Cunningham’s Underwater Creature Feature Still Has Bite

There is something wonderfully specific about the late 80s underwater horror/sci-fi boom. For a brief moment, everyone seemed convinced that the bottom of the ocean was cinema’s next great haunted house. Forgotten films like The Rift (aka Endless Decent) or Lords of the Deep to the more well-known releases like James Cameron's lofty and visually stunning The

Monsters, Murder and Mayhem: Your World Cup Alternative

While everyone else is glued to the group stages, shouting at VAR decisions, and pretending they care about a team they've never mentioned before, some of us have better plans. Much better plans when it comes to what we'll be watching on the TV. As somebody who has limited to