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Conor Bryce is back with another 31 Days of Terror, following last year’s Halloween-themed picks. Expect overlooked gems, cult favourites, modern nasties, weird oddities, and plenty of horror treats as he counts down to Spooky Season..
Gar O’Brien-Collins ventures into the gloriously deranged world of Demon Wind, where karate magicians, custard-blooded monsters, and bargain-basement horror collide in a cult classic that defies all expectations.
Against the backdrop of 1994 Northern Ireland, Skintown turns youthful rebellion into a riotous, razor-sharp portrait of a generation desperate to escape. Mick Jordan reviews the Hitchcock Audience Award for Best Feature Film at Dinard British and Irish Film Festival.
Peter Lonsdale explores how Dolores Rice crafts a haunting portrait of trauma, shame and resilience in her short film Fat.
Judy Goulet reviews a film documentary about people who weren’t allowed to play but did it anyway with warpaint on
Niall McCloskey reviews this darkly comic crime caper inspired by Ireland’s notorious £26 million bank robbery, pairing an unlikely detective duo amid political tensions, family secrets and absurd twists.