film REVIEW: Curandero: Dawn of the Demon
Chris Ward tries to fend off the ghoulies by getting some tips from gruesome occult thriller Curandero: Dawn of the Demon, released via Lionsgate.
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game REVIEW: One to Watch: Forgetting and Forgotten
Anyone familiar with me by this point will know that if there’s anything that grips me about a game, it’s story and atmosphere. Call me a masochist, but I’m a sucker for sitting in the dark with my hand gripping the mouse so tightly that my knuckles are white, too cowardly to walk around the [...]
film REVIEW: Motel Hell
Chris Ward takes a look at Motel Hell, an 80′s cult favourite being released on Blu-ray for the first time by Arrow Video.
film REVIEW: Black Sabbath
No, this isn’t an early review of the new album by the legendary metal band but a look at the Blu-ray of the film that influenced their name, released via Arrow Video.
film REVIEW: The Facility
After a stressful time recently, Chris Ward checks himself into The Facility – oh dear…
film REVIEW: Come Out And Play
Another week, another remake. Only this one isn’t a full-on hardcore gorefest set in a cabin in the woods. Chris Ward checks out the Makinov-directed Come Out and Play, released via Metrodome Distribution.
game ARTICLE: First Impressions: Among the Sleep
Among the Sleep, a game currently in Alpha state and in the midst of a Kickstarter campaign by Norway-based Krillbite Studio , has captured a lot of interest in the past few days, and it’s easy to see why. It is an atmospheric horror game, forcing the gamer to confront their own fragility; drilling into [...]
film REVIEW: Evil Dead (2013)
It’s finally here! Chris Ward goes back to that cabin in the woods in the company of the Deadites as the long-anticipated remake of Sam Raimi’s classic The Evil Dead hits UK cinemas. What did our resident horror aficionado think? Read on…
film REVIEW: The Lords of Salem
The Lords of Salem is Rob Zombie’s long-awaited follow-up film to the controversial Halloween II and sees the director try and flex his filmmaking muscles a bit. Chris Ward checks it out.
film REVIEW: I Didn’t Come Here To Die
I Didn’t Come Here to Die is the debut feature film by director Bradley Scott Sullivan and comes pre-loaded with high praise, but OneMetal’s resident butcher Chris Ward hasn’t cast his eye over it… until now!
film REVIEW: Evil Dead II
To coincide with the release of the much-anticipated Evil Dead remake Studio Canal are re-releasing 1987′s Evil Dead II in a spanking new Special Edition Blu-ray. Chris Ward feels very special indeed as he gets to check it out.
film REVIEW: Scanners III: The Takeover
Chris Ward finishes the trilogy by tackling Scanners III: The Takeover, new to Blu-ray thanks to Second Sight Films.
film REVIEW: Scanners II: The New Order
Having watched Scanners, Chris Ward thinks it rude not to check out Scanners II: The New Order, released on Blu-ray via Second Sight Films.
film REVIEW: Thale
Chris Ward checks out Norwegian folk tale-based film Thale, released via Metrodome.
film NEWS: Deadly Blessing
The wizards at Arrow Video have given Wes Craven’s pre-A Nightmare on Elm Street shocker Deadly Blessing a modern makeover. Chris Ward checks it out.
film REVIEW: The Collection
Chris Ward checks out The Collection, the sequel to 2009′s The Collector, from the writers of Saw parts 4-7.
film REVIEW: The Bay
Chris Ward takes a look at The Bay, a film described as ‘eco-horror’ and released via Momentum Pictures. Be warned – it may put you off ordering the fish…
film REVIEW: Resident Evil: Retribution
Being the completist he is, Chris Ward feels compelled to take a look at the latest instalment in the Resident Evil series.
film REVIEW: Grave Encounters 2
And yet another found-footage film finds it’s way onto Chris Ward’s desk. But does Grave Encounters 2 hold any surprises for our slightly jaded resident gorehound?
film REVIEW: Holy Motors
French arthouse cinema, you say? With Kylie Minogue and Eva Mendes? That’ll be Holy Motors then. released on DVD and Blu-ray via Artificial Eye. Chris Ward takes a look.