Sex has always had a role to play in horror, just look at Dracula. But, the Tramp asks, is this relationship a healthy one? Have we moved beyond the allegorical to something far more disturbing and Ballardian than Stoker could ever have dreamt of?
It being Halloween, MrMoth thought he needed a spooky project to get to grips with. Unfortunately, the only thing he could think of was “What if I watched all the Resident Evil films?”
Emma Street examines the monster science, not folklore, created and ponders how the literary legend stands up, cinematically speaking.
The Tramp invites you to prepare for Mostly Film’s Halloween week by contemplating what frightens you.
At the midpoint (or thereabouts) of the 58th London Film Festival, some of our regular contributors talk a little about what they’ve seen so far…
It Follows by Ron Swanson
Continue reading Dispatches from the LFF: The First Review Round-Up
Blake Backlash considers the cinematic mixing of Hollywood’s grande dames with grand guignol.
Liz Nickels explains why one of Hollywood’s best loved musicals has a dark side 
Continue reading Parade of evil
As Scots go to the polls, the MostlyFilm crew bring you their favourite examples of Scotland on film.
Laura Morgan rewatches Joe Dante’s The ‘Burbs, out in a new edition blu-ray today.
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