Scream 4 (Wes Craven, David Arquette, Courtney Cox) : Movie Review

Starting in 1996 and coming to a shuddering halt with the train wreck of a 3rd film in 2000, it seemed that the Scream franchise, like most of it’s characters, was dead and buried….until now.

Scream 4 (Neve Campbell, Kristen Bell) : Movie Trailer

So much like Mufasa told us in Disney’s The Lion King – Hollywood is all about The Circle Of Life, which probably explains why Scream 4 is hitting our screens just as the Saw films are coming to a long awaited close.

Aussie Shark Films Go Head To Head : Movie News

Fans of Jaws, Deep Blue Sea and to a lesser extent, Mega Shark Versus Giant Octopus, should get excited as not one, but two shark films are heading our way in 2011 and they’re both being made here in Oz.

The Loved Ones (Xavier Samuel, Robin McLeavy) : Movie Review

Fun and freaky, this film will stay with you and make you rethink your answer when someone asks YOU out.

Paranormal Activity 2 (Katie Featherston) : Movie Review

One of the most successful and “pant-shittingly scary” horror flicks from last year is back with a sequel, Paranormal Activity 2…

Piranha 3D (Elisabeth Shue, Adam Scott) : Movie Review

It shows an audience that the two things killer fish won’t swallow are breast implants and Jerry O’Connell’s severed penis.

Splice (Adrien Brody, Sarah Polley) : Movie Review

Splice is silly, it’s utterly serious, and it’s always edge-of-your-seat: Splice is a slice of horror genius.

Final Destination 5 Confirmed : Movie News

You asked for it – you got it – 5inal Destination is here! “What the hell is five-nal destination” I hear you asking?

Paranormal Activity 2 : Movie Trailer

The trailer for Paranormal Activity 2 premiered at the midnight screenings of Eclipse but according to Variety there were many complaints made deeming the teaser to be too Fightening.

The Wolfman (Benecio del Toro, Emily Blunt) : Movie Review

When in doubt, go back to the vault and reboot an old favourite – it’s been a pretty reliable Hollywood trick for a while now and with The Wolfman the plan is no different. Take a cult classic, dust of the cobwebs and watch the money roll in.

Daybreakers (Ethan Hawke, Willem Dafoe) : Movie Review

The Spierig Brothers (who shot to fame with the low-budget Undead) have put together a pretty fine genre piece here. It’s a good old fashioned “Vampires are Violent Killers” kick to the head to all those who have been lulled into snoozeville by Twilight. Out goes the sparkling bodies, in comes the ripping to shreds of body parts and the eating of human hearts.

Case 39 : Movie Review

Evil kid movies are hard to get wrong, but this does a pretty good job of it by first taking things way too slow and then dragging out the scenes where no-one believes a kid could be evil.

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