UK Film Review Podcast

On this horror film podcast episode, host Rachel reviews Paranormal Activity. In Paranormal Activity, a young, suburban couple, Katie and Micah, find their new home increasingly disturbed by an unseen, malevolent presence. Initially manifesting as bumps in the night and shifting objects, the activity escalates, becoming more personal and terrifying. Convinced their house is haunted, Micah invests in a video camera, hoping to capture proof. What begins as a search for evidence quickly devolves into a chilling, found-footage chronicle of their descent into fear. As the entity's attacks grow bolder and more violent, revealing a sinister connection to Katie's past, they realise they're not just documenting a haunting – they're trapped in a losing battle against a demon determined to claim one of them. The film forces the audience to confront the unsettling reality of what happens when the supernatural transcends mere bumps in the night and directly threatens human lives.For more of the latest movie reviews, head to our website. Where you can also learn more about our film podcast.

Episode 27 of UK Film Club with the latest movie reviews of Sinners, The Amateur, Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning, Nonnas and more.In our indie film reviews section, we have reviews of Ambrogio: The First Vampire, Shaken & Stirred: The Story of Flair Bartending, Always Smile and Whisper Breach.Our Nostalgia Pick for Episode 27 of UK Film Club is a classic Arnie film. Hosted by Chris Olson and Brian Penn.Podcast Marketing by Olson Digital Marketing.

Rachel is back with a brand new episode of the horror film podcast The Scream Test with a chat about Threads and the Sadness of the 80s.For more about our film podcast visit our website.

Description - Join Amber and Joyce as they pick apart Black Mirror's queer-focused episode, Hotel Reverie. They explore what AI is doing to the world and where it could end up, how Brandy and Clara's on-screen romance gives them plenty of conflicted feelings and the reality of chatbots and how much water they use! Listen along and follow us on Instagram @gayactuallypodcastFind out more about our film podcast.

On this top movie review podcast, we have film reviews of The Alto Knights, Black Bag, Snow White (2025), G20, Time Rewind, Clown N Out, All Is Fine In '89, Retreat, It'll Never Work, and Heat (1995).Join film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn as they delve into the latest cinematic releases, streaming picks, indie film reviews and old classics.For more of the latest movie reviews head to our website where you can also find out more about our film podcast.For more about Chris Olson and his sync music for film, visit his official website - https://www.chrisolson.co.uk/Time Rewind online availability:Apple TV (64 countries incl UK, US, AU, NZ, CA, most of Europe)https://tv.apple.com/gb/movie/time-rewind/umc.cmc.1n7eg6cqbjlle1odhd4yhwbgfAmazon Prime (UK, US, CA)https://www.amazon.com/Time-Rewind-Lincoln-Fenner/dp/B0DJSRGQBQGooglePlay (UK, US, AU, CA)https://play.google.com/store/movies/details/Time_Rewind?id=aOO27O0vWNU.P&hl=en_AUMicrosoft Store/ XBox (UK, US, AU, CH, SE, NO, NZ, IE, FI, DK, CA, BE) & (Territories foreign – Spain, Netherlands, Mexico, Japan, Italy, Germany, France, Brazil, Austria)https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/time-rewind/8d6kgwz2dxfh

Filmmaker Ranw Aso-Rashid speaks with film critic Chris Olson for UK Film Review about his latest short film, Whispers of Redemption. The exclusive filmmaker interview covers many aspects of Ranw's filmmaking, including his production company AR Studios.Read our indie film review of Whispers of Redemption on our website, where James Learoyd said this about it:"Ranw Aso-Rashid's Whispers of Redemption is a sharply crafted little film with a lovely sentiment. Eric (Ansu Njai) is a young man who’s just lost his mother. With her ashes, he goes to the sea to find solace and meets Grace (Jenny Rowe) and her dog. She too has lost someone in her life, so she shares some important advice about how to keep living. There are many short films about loss, but audiences will appreciate the fact that – by the story’s end – this is far more a piece about moving on than it is about being stuck inside the pain; and the vast ocean before them serves as a lovely visual metaphor for the flowing, uncontrollable feelings our protagonist must come to accept. What we as the audience witness is simply a ten-minute, extended conversation about how we deal with mourning. It’s a deeply heartfelt piece of writing, yet it’s the filmmaking that really elevates the content..."Read our Latest Movie Reviews on our website. For more about Chris Olson, including his sync music for film, visit his official website.And for more about Ranw Aso-Rashid visit the official AR Studios website.

Rachel is back with a horror film review of 28 Weeks Later, as well as the sequel she once dreamt. The Scream Test is a horror film podcast, part of the UK Film Review Podcast series of shows. Find out more about our film podcast on our website. If you are a horror film fan, then you are in the right place. It also helps if you like talking about vaping and scotch eggs. For the latest movie reviews head to the official UK Film Review website.

Join film critics Chris and Brian for the newest episode of UK Film Club, with the latest movie reviews including The Brutalist, A Copenhagen Love Story, 7 Kills, 3 Songs, and a Banana, The Mix, The Ego Death of Queen Cecilia, and Crimson Tide. Head to our website for more about our film podcast and the latest movie reviews. Podcast marketing is provided by Olson Digital Marketing. Intro Music and Sync Music for Film provided by Chris Olson.