Somewhere up the road from the House on the Edge of the Park and just around the corner of The Last House on the Left, you will find the H...

In the financially devastated mining town of Cold Rock, WA a community is plagued by the disappearance of numerous children, seemingly by t...

Based on the novel by George Agnew Chamberlain, 1947’s The Red House is, on the surface, a fairly straight forward thriller that focuses ...

Based on the Tim Whitnall stage play The Sociable Plover , 2008's The Hide was brought to life by first time director Marek Losey. Sta...

When a person is damaged, in one way or another, sometimes the only solace they can find is by partaking in things that might not be reaso...

One thing that has always bothered me about a vast majority of standard Hollywood cinema is the fact that the viewer is given little to no ...

While I've seen varying touches of subtle humor in some of his films, I have never watched any of director Alfred Hitchcock's flat...

Duncan Jones nostalgic sci-fi space romp, Moon , is a mostly well known film in certain circles, with those circles mainly consisting of p...

The LAMB does this fun little blogathon thingy called the LAMBs in the Director’s Chair , in which a specific director is put under the spo...

There's just something satisfying about watching an older film and being nearly blown away by the techniques and visual stimulation use...