Articles by: Matt Glasby

Seven Psychopaths review

By Matt Glasby

The In Bruges gang goes to Hollywood...

Sightseers review

By Matt Glasby

Think Kill List in a caravan

Is It Just Me... Or Do Viral Marketing Campaigns Suck?

By Matt Glasby

If a film's good enough it should sell itself

Hit So Hard review

By Matt Glasby

Documentary about the life of Hole drummer Patty Schemel

Antiviral review

By Matt Glasby

Like father like son?

Cross Of Honour review

By Matt Glasby

World War Weasley

Sinister review

By Matt Glasby

New horror film from the producers of Insidious

The Sweeney review

By Matt Glasby

An open and Shut It! case

Is It Just Me... Or Is Sunshine The Best Sci-fi Flick Of The Century?

By Matt Glasby

Better than Avatar, Prometheus and Moon?

Is it just me, or is The Lord of the Rings trilogy deathly dull?

By Matt Glasby

Opinion The Lord of the Rings trilogy have no texture, humanity, or intrigue

The Possession review

By Matt Glasby

Antiques creepshow

When the Lights Went Out review

By Matt Glasby

Supposedly true tale of a haunting in 1970s Yorkshire

A Night In The Woods review

By Matt Glasby

If you go down to the woods today be sure of a big surprise

FrightFest 2012: Maniac first reaction

By Matt Glasby

Frodo goes loco...

The Expendables 2 review

By Matt Glasby

No story for old men

The Devil's Business review

By Matt Glasby

A pint-sized, Pinter-ish chamber piece that could be a companion to Kill List

The Imposter review

By Matt Glasby

The man who wasn't (all) there.

Jackpot review

By Matt Glasby

Jo Nesbø provides the story for another Nordic noir

Searching For Sugar Man review

By Matt Glasby

Not an Apprentice spin-off.

The Hunter review

By Matt Glasby

Willem Dafoe hunts for the last Tasmanian tiger.

Lovely Molly review

By Matt Glasby

A sober, grown-up horror of some force

Polisse review

By Matt Glasby

A brutally realistic police drama

Dark Shadows review

By Matt Glasby

Burton and Depp in oddball shocker...

She Monkeys review

By Matt Glasby

A young equestrian gymnast discovers feelings for her new, experienced friend

The Raid review

By Matt Glasby

A giddy whirl of muzzle flare, machete blades and blurring fists