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Nope is Spectacular

Nope is Spectacular

Posted on August 19, 2022August 19, 2022Author Jess DunnePosted in ReviewsLeave a Reply

Nope encourages audiences to question the dynamics behind spectacle.

The Inescapable Horror of Men

The Inescapable Horror of Men

Posted on June 6, 2022June 6, 2022Author Jess DunnePosted in ReviewsLeave a Reply

In fact as in fiction, when bad things happen to women, unfortunately many reactions disproportionately focus on the actions or choices made by the victim. Alex Garland’s Men refreshingly and definitively pushes that focus back onto the perpetrators and enablers of violence and intimidation.

Sex and violence come together in Ti West’s X

Sex and violence come together in Ti West’s X

Posted on March 24, 2022March 24, 2022Author Luke DunnePosted in ReviewsLeave a Reply

Director: Ti West Starring: Mia Goth, Jenny Ortega, Brittany Snow, Kid Cudi, Martin Henderson, Stephen Ure, Owen Campbell Running Time: 106 minutes The late 70s was a boom period for two of the sleazier sides of pop culture – slasher horror, and pornography. The rise of the home video market meant that viewers could enjoy…

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Irish horror The Cellar springs open this Friday

Irish horror The Cellar springs open this Friday

Posted on March 21, 2022March 21, 2022Author Luke DunnePosted in NewsLeave a Reply

The long Paddy’s weekend may be over, but you can still enjoy Irish cinema this week, as Brendan Muldowney’s latest film arrives in cinemas this Friday. The trailer for his new horror The Cellar shows an ancient evil emerging for Irish and international stars to deal with. The dark and haunting feature had its world…

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You Are Not My Mother set to screen in Ireland from 4th March

You Are Not My Mother set to screen in Ireland from 4th March

Posted on January 24, 2022January 24, 2022Author Luke DunnePosted in NewsLeave a Reply

Changeling horror You Are Not My Mother will be arriving in Irish cinemas this Spring, with Wildcard Distribution that they will be releasing the film across Irish cinemas from 4th March. The debut feature by director Kate Dolan, You Are Not My Mother has been a hit on the festival circuit, having been named as…

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