CARNIVAL OF SOULS is well worth 82 minutes of your time. It’s a quaint, rough-edged, dated, yet hugely influential fever dream of a movie.
Reading SURVIVORS in 2021 is a strange experience; it's dated yet prescient with a disease spreading around the world in a matter of days.
I’m sure you’ve heard of GREENLAND. It’s a big budget Amazon blockbuster with a star-filled cast facing the end of the world.
SAINT MAUD seriously affected me. It's one of the best horror films I've seen in years. No, scratch that, it's one of the best films period.
David Moody recommends ONE CUT OF THE DEAD. A cracking little movie that's a love letter to the zombie genre and indie filmmaking in general.
David Moody looks at Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula - everything Army of the Dead tried to be, but better.
I feel kind of obliged to say something about ARMY OF THE DEAD. I can definitely say something, but it won't be positive.
A young British soldier is accidentally abandoned by his unit following a terrifying riot on the streets of Belfast in 1971.
Sometimes you discover a gap in your knowledge that leaves you scratching your head and thinking, 'how did I not know about this?'
"At its heart, it's a superb film with themes which resonate louder today than ever." David Moody looks back at V FOR VENDETTA after 15 years.