Quatermass and the Pit Review The Classic That Defined British Sci Fi Horror
# Quatermass and the Pit Review: The Classic That Defined British Sci-Fi Horror Kathleen here, writing this to settle a long-running debate we’ve been having...
# Quatermass and the Pit Review: The Classic That Defined British Sci-Fi Horror Kathleen here, writing this to settle a long-running debate we’ve been having...
# Village of the Damned Review: The Chilling British Sci-Fi Classic Right, this is Logan writing to settle a debate that’s been rattling around the...
# Alien: The Space Horror That Set The Rules For Everything After I remember the first time I properly watched Alien. Not the sanitised television...
# Event Horizon Review: The Deep Space Nightmare That Flopped Then Became A Classic Kathleen writing here, settling what’s become our most heated ongoing argument...
What strikes me most about Alex Garland‘s Annihilation is how completely it commits to withholding explanations. We’ve grown accustomed to science fiction films that spend...
**Possessor Review: Cronenberg’s Son Proves Body Horror Runs in the Family** Zara here, settling an argument that’s been brewing since Logan first insisted Brandon Cronenberg...
# The 10 Greatest Sci-Fi Horror Films Ever Made: A Heated Debate “Right, we all knew this ranking would cause absolute chaos,” Diane announced as...
Right, let’s talk about this absolute masterpiece of psychological horror masquerading as workplace comedy. I’ve been banging on about Severance since it dropped on Apple...
# Dead Space Review: The Space Horror That Made You Afraid To Open Doors Dylan’s been banging on about practical effects in horror for months...
Last weekend, I found myself alone in my flat at two in the morning, rewatching John Carpenter’s *The Thing* for what must be the dozenth...