Moria Reviews

The Disney live-action remake finally arrives mired in controversy but the film itself proves a solid production for the most part

The biggest box-office hit six weeks in a row in 2020, albeit during Corona lockdown. This gets some extremely creepy effects in that managed to work on a jaded viewer.

From Andrew Lau, director of Infernal Affairs, a comedy about a man caught up in a romantic quandary from his previous reincarnation

A particularly strong and underrated variant on the Backwoods Brutality. From Jeff Lieberman, director of the cult killer worm saga Squirm and the LSD flashback psycho film Blue Sunshine

The first sequel to the Troma hit and all the usual bad taste, moron humour, you associate with a Troma film but also better produced then most their films

Lightweight but eventually not unenjoyable time travel film in which Asa Butterfield invents a time machine to go back and stop Sophie Turner breaking up with him

I have to admit this, The Asylum's twisted take on Little Red Riding Hood, had me watching based on its title alone

Charlie Kaufman's mind-bending, head-scratcher about road trips, weird dinner conversations and identity blurrings. Moria explains what it is all about

Yeon Sang-ho returns to make a sequel to his international breakout zombie film hit of Train to Busan, appropriating the basics of Escape to New York to good ends

Entry from they heyday of slasher film with a killer stalking the dorm. Featuring an unknown Daphne Zuniga as one victim

Entry in the Anglo-horror cycle with a resurrected witch and an imported Lon Chaney Jr presiding over deviltry in a sleepy English village

The eighth of the Hellraiser films. By now a long way away away from Clive Barker's original vision and no more than a haunted house story where the Cenobites occasionally turn up. Does feature a young unknown Henry Cavill

The amusing idea of a mimicry of a Bear Grylls-type wilderness survival reality show - but with the addition of a monster.

A zombie film of sorts in which the people of an Australian outback town are possessed by an alien force

The two time-travelling slackers are back after nearly thirty years and the film amusingly sees them having reached uneasy middle-age. Moria debates whether the wait was  worth it

Fine animated film that traces Superman's early years - Superman: Year One if you like - as we see pieces of the mythos coming together