Simon Smith

Halloween meets Home Alone rated R! A bloody good time!

Nice callback to 70’s and 80’s horror films but a lot of problems. A talented filmmaker but a real loose script that telegraphs what’s going to happen to ruin any dramatic surprises and real issues with pacing from a slow setup and rushed final third act.

A throwback slasher with a modern treatment. Beautifully shot and an interesting plot with great acting

You either get it or you don’t. One of my favourite horror films of all time!

Simple and effective. Good characters and great sfx

Entertaining final act but a drawn out first half and off putting use of a green screen brings it down

When the noughties were obsessed with what this new internet thing might do