Here we go, then: “Obsession.” No, not De Palma’s underrated Hitchcock pastiche from the ’70s, but rather rising young writer/director…
Author: Jacob Dunstan
Jacob Dunstan
Jacob Dunstan is a long time screen arts enthusiast. His appreciation for cinema, and the knowledge he has accrued in the field, has resulted in him being fortunate enough to write on the topic. He also possesses a passion for acting, poetic turns of phrase, and choice word selection. While his taste is eclectic (appreciates all genres from folk horror to psychological dramas and historical thrillers), he has a particular fascination for neo-noir, and the way the label tends to be characterised by its aesthetic texture as much as it is by its thematic concerns.
In what is shaping as a landmark year for the horror genre, “Undertone” more than holds its own as an exceptionally eerie…
There’s a great deal of nous in crafting a consistently effective horror-comedy, and “They Will Kill You” gets the job done…
Pouring plenty of emotion into its relatively brief run-time, Zak Hilditch’s “We Bury the Dead” takes a hearty swing at pathos-laden ‘zombie…