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100 + Greatest Horror Movies (pt.6) 25-1
Throughout the month of October, Editor-in-Chief and resident Horror expert Ricky D, will be posting a list of what he considers the greatest horror films of all time. More
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TIFF 2012: ‘Thale’ isn’t daring enough to shake off comparisons
Thale Directed by Aleksander Nordaas Written by Aleksander Nordaas Norway, 2012 Usually, a beautiful woman is reason enough to take a guy’s breath away – especially if she’s naked, and especially if she has you in a chokehold. While her vice grip tightens around your throat and you labour in your hopeless struggle to breathe, […] More
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‘Let Me In’ vs. ‘Let The Right One In’
Let Me In Directed by Matt Reeves vs. Let The Right One In Directed by Tomas Alfredson Even in a pop culture landscape littered with the bloodthirsty undead, Let The Right One In stood out as a poignant coming of age story as well as a bone-chilling horror film. The haunting mediation on the difficult […] More
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2011 Venice Film Festival Lineup Is Incredble
Hot on the heels of the release of the first wave of films announced to screen at the Toronto Film Festival, comes the main lineup for the 68th Venice Film Festival, which runs from August 31 to September 10. There are a few highly anticipated films that appear here that are not yet scheduled for […] More
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10 REASONS TO LOVE . . . FRIGHTFEST
Kicking off in 2000 in the humble Prince Charles CInema in the heart of London, Frightfest has been the burning bastion of horror and cult cinema in the UK for the past eleven years and is now in the lead up to it’s twelve come August bank holiday weekend. During that time its been forced […] More
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Finally A Trailer for ‘Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy’ From ‘The Director of Let The Right One In’
There’s a few films that Sound On Sight had been extremely proud of discovering before other film review sites such as Dogtooth, The Hurt Locker and The Loved Ones. Another great discovery was Tomas Alfredson’s Let The Right One In, a horror film of near universal appeal, and already a classic. Now the Swedish director […] More
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‘Supercut – Spoiler Alert’
Well it’s a new day and here is yet another montage, the second in two days. Lucky for us, it’s just as great. Yesterday we showed you A Brief History of Title Design. This time however, it’s the work of youtuber Hatinhand. He brings us a montage sequence of amazing movie ending spoilers. Overall there […] More
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The 14 Very Best Vampire Films
14- The Hunger (1983) In his feature debut, director Tony Scott casts David Bowie as centuries-old vampire John Blaylock. A clever hook to lure the MTV audience, but the real stars of his film are Catherine Deneuve and Susan Sarandon, who play predator and prey. A Deneuve and Bowie manhunt in a disco as Bauhaus […] More
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‘Let Me In’ vs. ‘Let The Right One In’
Let Me In Directed by Matt Reeves vs. Let The Right One In Directed by Tomas Alfredson Even in a pop culture landscape littered with the bloodthirsty undead, Let The Right One In stood out as a poignant coming of age story as well as a bone-chilling horror film. The haunting mediation on the difficult […] More
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Poster round-up
1. Buried: Grade F The first two posters this week are great examples of what makes a poster good, and what makes a poster bad. This is the bad one. Critic blurbs are always a bad idea. It makes the film seem a little unsure of itself, like advertising an inferiority complex. But, what is […] More
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Re-Introducing…Body Count
Body Count: Volume 1 Horror. The much maligned, hard partying, estranged uncle of cinema. Being the reasonably presentable professional that I am by day, it often shocks people that I, a man in his thirties of above-average intelligence devotes such a large portion of his free time mentally cataloguing some of the worst movies ever […] More
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The Best Films Ever Screened At The Fantasia Film Festival (Part 4)
Originally I was only going to list my five favourite films of the entire fourteen year history of Fantasia. Only after last night’s screening I couldn’t help but add on Scott Pilgim vs. The World. These six films are without a doubt my SIX FAVORITE FIRST RUN FEATURES to ever screen at the festival. Look […] More
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