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Short Movie Roundup 21.09.2025 This week’s shorts dip into horror’s grab-bag of genres: Western Howlers, tender zombie dramas, neon-drenched slashers, survivalist brutality, and one ghost that refuses to be ignored. It’s a reminder of just how versatile horror shorts can be when filmmakers are…

Kate Dickie — Woman on the Edge of Every Frame Few actors hold the screen quite like Kate Dickie. Whether she’s a grieving mother, a witchy prophet, or a woman simply trying to hold it all together, Dickie brings a ferocity that simmers beneath the surface. Her performances often live in quiet…

The Stranger (2022) The Stranger (2022) is a moody, intense Australian thriller exploring cult violence and fractured loyalty, anchored by powerful performances from Joel Edgerton and Sean Harris. Slow-burning and atmospheric, it probes deep moral ambiguity. #CultThriller #PsychologicalDrama

Invitation to Hell (1984) Invitation to Hell (1984) – Satan recruits yuppies via spa membership in this gloriously cheesy Craven curio. Lucci’s demonic concierge: worth the price of damnation. #80sCamp #SatanicSuburbia

Short Movie Roundup 14.09.2025 Alone at Night Director: Adrian R (Hitstart) A woman walking home alone at night passes a bizarre stranger standing in the street, the man is an oddball but appears non threatening but unnerved she hurries home. Unfortunately for her, she chanced upon a murder scene…

Gozu (2003) Gozu (2003) – Miike’s yakuza body-horror carnival: a brother becomes a cow-man, women birth adults, and lactating innkeepers rule. Brilliant? Insane? The most terrifying birth scene? Yes. #MiikeMadness #SurrealHellscape

Nil by Mouth (1997) Nil by Mouth (1997) – A raw, unflinching portrayal of poverty, addiction, and family violence grounded in social-realist truth. Stark, devastating, and anchored by fearless performances. #BritishRealism #FamilyRuin

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Lokis: A Manuscript of Professor Wittembach (1970) Lokis (1970) – A haunting, atmospheric folk horror that delves into the psyche of a man ostracized by his community. Visually stunning and emotionally resonant, though its slow pace may not suit all tastes. #folk horror #psychological #arthouse

Short Movie Roundup 07.09.2025 This week’s shorts take us from cursed pencils to haunted hotels, from grief-soaked family dramas to pagan winemaking nightmares. Some lean into folklore, others into raw emotion, but all of them show how horror can morph into something deeply personal.

Bottle Monster (2020) Bottle Monster (2020) is a rough-around-the-edges indie gem a B-movie with heart, using horror to confront addiction, trauma, and survival. Imperfect but important, it’s a reminder of the power of small horror stories. #IndieHorror #BMovie #Addiction

Water Burials in Movies death and burial rituals from all religions and cultures across the world, so it seems natural that I seek the multiple techniques of saying goodbye and honouring the dead throughout cinema.

Short Movie Roundup 31.08.2025 Gice Director: David Firth I won't ever fully be able to translate what a David Firth movie is all about but I would always encourage everyone to watch all of his work and experience his unique style. But there's something which speaks about conspiracy and imposter…

Spotlight | Charles Dance Charles Dance OBE, with his commanding presence and rich, resonant voice, is a titan of British screen and stage. His career spans over five decades, effortlessly shifting from Shakespearean theatre to Hollywood blockbusters, iconic TV villains (Game of Thrones' Tywin…

Abigail (2024) Abigail (2024) – A darkly delightful vampire thriller with dance, gore, and grin-worthy camp. Alisha Weir steals the show, backed by a haunting score and pulse-pounding Gothic Horror meets Swan Lake. #VampireHouseParty #GothicHorror

Don Dohler: The DIY Visionary of Backyard Sci-Fi In the annals of underground cinema, few names conjure up as much cult reverence as Don Dohler. And I feel that a disservice was done to me as NO one told me about him and I stumbled along my first Dohler film only a few years ago and instantly fell…

Short Movie Roundup 24.08.2025 Guest Director: komik yang aneh In this hauntingly minimalist animated horror, a young woman is tormented by waking dreams of her grandmother returning as a hungry ghost. The stark 2D style amplifies the deep unease, creating a visually inventive and deeply personal…

The Stranger (2022) is a moody, intense Australian thriller exploring cult violence and fractured loyalty, anchored by powerful performances from Joel Edgerton and Sean Harris. Slow-burning and atmospheric, it probes deep moral ambiguity. #CultThriller #PsychologicalDrama

Willow Creek (2013) Jim is a Bigfoot enthusiast who's birthday treat is to film his adventure in Bluff Creek, searching for definite truth that Bigfoot is alive. Known as Blairquatch Project this FF film doesn’t thrill but attempts to encapsulate a fear of bigfoot in the mind.

Invitation to Hell (1984) – Satan recruits yuppies via spa membership in this gloriously cheesy Craven curio. Lucci’s demonic concierge: worth the price of damnation. #80sCamp #SatanicSuburbia

Gozu (2003) – Miike’s yakuza body-horror carnival: a brother becomes a cow-man, women birth adults, and lactating innkeepers rule. Brilliant? Insane? The most terrifying birth scene? Yes. #MiikeMadness #SurrealHellscape

Nil by Mouth (1997) – A raw, unflinching portrayal of poverty, addiction, and family violence grounded in social-realist truth. Stark, devastating, and anchored by fearless performances. #BritishRealism #FamilyRuin

Lokis (1970) – A haunting, atmospheric folk horror that delves into the psyche of a man ostracized by his community. Visually stunning and emotionally resonant, though its slow pace may not suit all tastes. #folk horror #psychological #arthouse

Bottle Monster (2020) is a rough-around-the-edges indie gem a B-movie with heart, using horror to confront addiction, trauma, and survival. Imperfect but important, it’s a reminder of the power of small horror stories. #IndieHorror #BMovie #Addiction

Piercing (2018) – A deranged businessman’s "perfect murder" unravels when his victim toys back. Stylish, savage, and soaked in neon latex, lace and blood. Based on novel by Ryū Murakami #PsychoThriller #GialloVibes

I just watched this fantastic documentary thanks to my mate Ian 🎥🙏🏼🖤 I have such fond memories watching Moviedrome and it introduced me to films I never would of been able to watch elsewhere being a teenager 📺 I agree! Alex made Moviedrome the cult show it was! Luv that guy! 🖤

The Cook, The Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (1989) The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (1989) – An erotic, grotesque feast of power and vengeance. Baroque visuals, bold themes, and a final course you’ll never forget. Surreal drama in a class of it's own #arthousevengeance #feastofdecay

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Blue Spring (2001) is a raw, haunting exploration of disillusioned youth trapped in a decaying system. A powerful film that captures the angst and violence of adolescence. #BlueSpring #ToshiakiToyoda #JapaneseCinema #ComingOfAge #Existential

Lady in a Cage (1964) Lady in a Cage (1964) – A searing, claustrophobic home-invasion thriller powered by Olivia de Havilland’s fierce performance, a harrowing Paul Glass score, and stunning black-and-white visuals. Socially raw and morally brutal. #HomeInvasion #Claus_Bresson

Terrore nello spazio – Planet of the Vampires (1965) 🌌🧛‍♂️ Dive into the eerie unknown with 'Terrore nello spazio - Planet of the Vampires (1965). Directed by Mario Bava, this interstellar horror flick boasts stunning visuals, a spine-chilling atmosphere, and a touch of sci-fi brilliance. 🚀🌑 A…

Finally watched and totally adore Gladys! Possibly my halloween inspiration this year

Short Movie Roundup 17.08.2025 This week is an absolute buffet of horror delights — from cursed tapes and witchy revenge to claustrophobic ghost hunts and gory domestic meltdowns. Award-winners, hidden gems, and a couple of shorts that feel like they should already have feature film deals. Let’s…

The Unholy (1988) The Unholy (1988) A grimy, atmospheric blend of religious horror and creature feature excess, The Unholy brings Gothic dread, seductive demons, and grotesque set-pieces to a tale of faith under siege. It might not reach Exorcist heights, but it's a worthy cult entry for fans of…

My Little Stars Are So Cheerful and Carefree #Art by Roman Dubina

Murder by Phone AKA The Bells (1982) Murder by Phone AKA The Bells (1982) A retro thriller that dials up the fear! 🕵️‍♂️ Investigate a deadly connection between murders and telephones in this '80s classic that doesn’t get much priase. Richard Chamberlain leads a suspenseful ride filled with…

Abigail (2024) – A darkly delightful vampire thriller with dance, gore, and grin-worthy camp. Alisha Weir steals the show, backed by a haunting score and pulse-pounding Gothic Horror meets Swan Lake. #VampireHouseParty #GothicHorror

Dellamorte Dellamore / Cemetery Man (1994) Dellamorte Dellamore / Cemetery Man (1994) the cult classic zombie gothic romance blended in a surreal Italian horror-comedy that’s equal parts macabre love story, existential joke, and gothic dreamscape. #CultHorror #SurrealGothic

The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (1989) – An erotic, grotesque feast of power and vengeance. Baroque visuals, bold themes, and a final course you’ll never forget. Surreal drama in a class of it's own #arthousevengeance #feastofdecay

Lady in a Cage (1964) – A searing, claustrophobic home-invasion thriller powered by Olivia de Havilland’s fierce performance, a harrowing Paul Glass score, and stunning black-and-white visuals. Socially raw and morally brutal. #HomeInvasion #Claus_Bresson

Short Movie Roundup 10.08.2025 Hey film lovers! This week’s shorts lineup serves up everything from spooky haunted houses to twisted psychological games — with a dash of magical eggs and a death whistle thrown in for good measure. Expect a mix of chill-inducing suspense, inventive storytelling,…

Dysfunctional families of 1970s UK horror.

The Silencing (2020) A reformed hunter living in isolation in a wildlife sanctuary becomes involved in a deadly game while trying to uncover the mystery behind his daughter's disappearance. very interesting thriller but doesn't go that extra mile like other modern classics.

Silme City (1988) Filthy, funny, and fantastically disgusting cult horror about a NYC apartment where the tenants are possessed by slime demons. Low budget, high goo content, with enough weird lore to elevate it beyond pure gross-out. A must for lovers of Street Trash and 80s splatter.

Midsommar (2019) Ari Aster's Folk Nightmare centers around a small Swedish Cult and their strange bloody customs as a handful of young travelers arrive to be part of the festivities. Bizarre tribal folk thriller focusing on family and loss while wowing it's audience with gore

Dysfunctional famiies movie night!?