Nick Clement dives into the latest David Fincher project as he brings us his thoughts on the brand new 2023 movie with his The Killer review. Solitary, cold, methodical and unencumbered by scruples or regrets, a killer waits in the shadows, watching for his next target. Yet, the longer he waits, the more he thinks…
A Scottish horror film where stunning cinematography adequately compensates for a poor script and some questionable plot points, here’s our Mercy Falls review. A group of friends set off into the Scottish Highlands in search of a long lost cabin. Once far from civilisation, an unforeseen tragedy befalls the group and one bad decision leads…
Alton Towers fireworks 2023 are here again and I didn’t just go on opening night, I went tonight (Saturday at the time of writing this) and I’m going tomorrow too, that should give you an idea of how good this years event is! Here’s our Alton Towers fireworks 2023 review. If there’s one event that…
We dive right into the brand new Goosebumps TV series now streaming on Disney Plus and it doesn’t take long for you to sorely miss the magic of the original TV series. Here’s our Goosebumps TV Series review. A group of five high schoolers embark on a shadowy and twisted journey to investigate the tragic…
We’re a little late to the party with this one but thanks to Lionsgate for sending over a screener so we could get up to speed with this latest 2023 horror offering! Here’s our Cobweb review. Young Peter is plagued by a mysterious, constant noise from inside his bedroom wall — a tapping that his…
Luna Springs presents Meltdown, the first indoor immersive horror experience in Digbeth. We bring you our Digbeth Halloween Scare Maze review. Explore a pop-up scare attraction in Digbeth they said, it’ll be fun they said. Pop-up scare attraction are four words that ring alarm bells with me, it usually means a cheap quick turnaround cash…
Thorpe Park Fright Nights delivered some new additions this year but there was one star that stood out from the rest. A brand new scare maze that has stepped up the quality of Fright Nights offerings, here is our Stitches Thorpe Park review. As you step into the quaint toy shop, a wave of nostalgic…
Housed inside one of the most evil and haunted places in the UK we were kindly invited to Newsham Scream Park for their first ever event as the old orphanage / asylum welcomed guests to a scare maze experience like no other. Here’s our Newsham Scream Park review. When I say a location like no…
A brand new addition at Alton Towers Scarefest as YouTuber Daz Games has brought a unique scare experience to the park this Halloween season as we bring you our Daz Games Panic review. YouTube star Daz Games has become hugely popular for his Daz Games YouTube channel, gaining a huge following of dedicated ‘Dazzlers’ with…
It’s that time of year again when we bring you our thoughts on Alton Towers latest Halloween offering and this year there have been improvements made to finally step out of the staleness of the last few seasons. Here is our Alton Towers Scarefest 2023 review. Scarefest has been a stagnating event for quite some…
After an incredible Saw X London premiere I had to see the film again but in a different format, but I kind of wish I hadn’t. Here’s my Saw X 4DX review. Hoping for a miraculous cure, John Kramer travels to Mexico for a risky and experimental medical procedure, only to discover the entire operation…
After the first UK premiere screenings of Saw X the embargo has been lifted and we can now bring you our thoughts on the tenth instalment of my favourite franchise. Here is our official Saw X review for you guys right here on Back to the Movies! Hoping for a miraculous cure, John Kramer travels…
Brent Simon brings us another piece of content straight out of Venice Film Festival as he brings us this Pet Shop Days review. For folks who haven’t committed to exploring the era themselves, or those even perhaps too young to remember, the 1990s independent film scene was a fabulous time. And among the many rich…
Brent Simon once again delivers us another glorious review but this time it’s of Liam Neeson’s brand new movie where once again his particular set of skills come to the fold. Here’s our In the Lands of Saints and Sinners review. In 2008, Neeson starred in Taken, scripted by Luc Besson and directed by Pierre…
Brent Simon is back again with another review hot out of Venice Film Festival. Check out his thoughts on Luc Besson’s new film in this Dogman review. Luc Besson has had a career full of ups and downs. His early films, from The Big Blue and La Femme Nikita to Léon: The Professional and The…
Brent Simon brings us his thoughts on the brand new Michael Mann biopic as he feels the feature is well crafted but perhaps too tightly focused. Check out the full Ferrari review below. The name Ferrari conjures, even for automative agnostics, images of sleekness and speed. So it’s a bit of an adjustment for viewers…
