THE LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT (1972)
In brief: A fascinating low budget exploitation shocker that retains enough raw power to justify its watershed reputation.
In brief: A fascinating low budget exploitation shocker that retains enough raw power to justify its watershed reputation.
Coming to London/UK in 2021/2: badly behaved movie nights for impolite queers.
In brief: Julia Ducournau’s unsettling debut solo feature that gets under your skin & stays there like a terrible, tunneling disease.
A compendium of ursine horrors.
In brief: A ridiculously ambitious debutante DIY creature feature to inspire all you wannabe drag superstars, pups, furries & fetishists.
The official TOKEN HOMO hole of fame.
In brief: A young man on his travels falls in love with a shape-shifting monster who’s struggling to keep her shit together.
In brief: A vivid coming of age fairytale about the battle for all our reproductive rights. The monsters want control of our bodies. We can’t let them have it.
In brief: Part throw-back, part myth-maker in its own right, Jonas Govaerts’ pre-teen backwoods slasher WELP (aka CUB) is a refreshing blast of horror from the Flemish speaking bits of Belgium (& you don’t often get a chance to say that).
In brief: An urbanoia-themed tale of soft-skinned city folk stumbling across murderous hooch-brewing mutants in the mountains.
In brief: A renegade researcher seeking to save the planet’s honey bees accidentally triggers an eco-apocalypse.
In brief: Satan’s love child harvests other twinks’ sins in an attempt to get his mommy back.