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White Sky (2021) Review

October 16, 2021October 16, 2021 Jim Morazzini 0 Comments Adam Wilson, Ade Dimberline, British Film, Horror Movie, Jordan McFarlane, Makenna Guyler, Movie Review, Natalie Martins, Philip Daay, Science Fiction, Vision Films, White Sky

White Sky strands a trio of campers in a forest during a strange alien invasion. But it’s another human who may be their biggest threat.

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Vengeance Is Mine (2021) Review

October 9, 2021October 9, 2021 Jim Morazzini 0 Comments Action Film, Anton Valensi, British Film, Con O'Neill, Hadi Hajaig, Movie Review, Peter Pedrero, Ricky Grover, Sarah-Jane Potts, Vengeance Is Mine, Vertical Entertainment

Vengeance Is Mine pits normal bloke Harry against the gangsters responsible for the death of his wife and daughter.

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The Haunting of Hythe House (2021) Review

September 21, 2021September 21, 2021 Jim Morazzini 0 Comments British Film, British Horror, Horror Movie, ITN Distribution, Luke Stevenson, Michelle Archer, Movie Review, Steven M. Smith, The Haunting of Hythe House

Judging by his latest film, The Haunting of Hythe House, writer/director/producer Steven M. Smith is upset that his films haven’t been getting good reviews.

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The Mutation (2021) Review

September 18, 2021September 18, 2021 Jim Morazzini 0 Comments Abi Casson Thompson, Amanda-Jade Tyler, British Film, British Horror, Creature Feature, Derek Nelson, Horror Movie, Jamie Robertson, Monster Movie, Movie Review, Nick Danan, Scott Jeffrey, Uncork’d Entertainment

The Mutation is a cheesy, and bloody, reminder that you should never give a rat anabolic steroids. Gym rats excepted of course.

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Zomblogalypse (2021) Review

September 10, 2021September 10, 2021 Jim Morazzini 0 Comments Alan Melikdjanian, British Film, British Horror, Hannah Bungard, Horror Comedy, Horror Movie, Miles Watts, Tony Hipwell, Zomblogalypse

The cult web series Zomblogalypse returns as a feature film that feels like One Cut of the Dead crossed with Shaun of the Dead and a Monty Python sketch.

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