It’s been an interesting year when it comes to film. For the most part, the movies that have been a success both critically and financially have been few and far between, something that is actually quite uncommon, despite the snide remarks that everyone’s uncle will make about “films these days” at the family picnic. But one genre has escaped unscathed for the most part this year, and that’s horror.
I’m not the world’s biggest horror fan, but I enjoy a well made horror movie, and this year has produced a number of horror films that piqued my interest enough for a cinema trip – with The Witch, The Conjuring 2 and Light’s Out all stand outs. But the best of that crop may have come this week, with the release of the surprise hit (in America), Don’t Breathe.
Another Bloody Critic 