Author: Ryan Cole

Learn the shocking truth about that white goo sliding down your gullet. Open your eyes: www.holdthatmayo.com. Official Twitter: @holdthatmayo I’m in the process of moving more of my

A quick look at an exciting entry into the Sci-Fi London Film Festival’s 48 Hour Challenge. #SupportIndieFilm You can see Two Worlds here. Here’s my original video about

Four short sci-fi films more worthy of your time than the new Ghost in the Shell. If you would like to submit your film for review on Movie-Blogger,

X-cellent or X-crement? Here are my thoughts on Hugh Jackman’s last stab at Wolverine.   0 0

Back in December I reviewed Rob Ulitski’s VR – a potent and fascinating short concerning emerging technologies, social media and a vicious spirit with a distressing interest in

A crazy homeless man broke into my home and began talking about the (second) biggest night in the cinematic calendar. 0 0

From 2003’s Emmy Award winning Maple Ave to 2015’s striking horror short The Halloween Girl; film-maker Richard T. Wilson has set out a stall for confronting difficult issues

Requiem for an Oscar. Here’s my toe-tapping review of the film everyone is going nuts over. 0 0

The team behind The Halloween Girl have an intriguing new web-series beginning on Jan 15th. Here are some quick thoughts. 0 0

Rounding off my list of where 2016 went right. 0 0

Here are the films which showed me a bit of leg in 2016 (plus five which certainly didn’t).   0 0

Guest host Violet Claus shoves a Die Hard/Not-Die Hard imitation down your chimney. 0 0

A compelling bout of speculative fiction, featuring emergent tech, vengeful spirits and lifestyle choices Donald Trump’s cabinet wouldn’t approve of.   0 0

A sci-fi short packing a weird title and a startling impact.   0 0

And so The Violet Cause Halloween Spook-tacular comes to its demise. We end with a poetic and atmospheric ghost story, which is also a hymn to Percy Shelley