So the time had come to finally head over to Cineworld in Broughton to check out Deadpool & Wolverine in IMAX 3D and I had high hopes with this release as […]
Author: Karen Woodham
Karen is the founder of the multi-award winning Blazing Minds and is a big fan of movies and can often be found running around with a camera at SFW
Review: The Bikeriders
I went in not knowing much about The Bikeriders other than that it was set in the late ’60s/70s and starred a superb cast, including Jodie Comer, […]
Review: The Exorcism starring Russell Crowe
Here we are with another horror movie hitting the big screen and this time Russell Crowe returns to the supernatural with The Exorcism as a troubled actor on set […]
Review: Tarot (2024)
We seem to be getting a stack of horror movies hitting the big screen lately such as Abigail and the latest in the line of films that […]
Review: Boy Kills World is an action packed gore-fest!
I had been waiting in anticipation for the chance to see Boy Kills World at our local Cineworld, the film starring Bill Skarsgard is not only packed to […]
Review: Godzilla x Kong The New Empire
I’d been waiting for a while for the next chapter of the franchise and yesterday I popped to Cineworld in Broughton to check out Godzilla x Kong: The […]
Friday Night has the Audience Laughing and Cheering at the Entertainment
The first official day at Sci-Fi Weekender SFWXV was yet another amazing day, after partying at the SFW Awards on Thursday night, Friday was the […]
SFW Awards 2024 and the Winners are..
Last night was the SFW Awards and it was a night of gongs, surprises and some top entertainment as SFW attendees were treated to a […]
Movie Review: Late Night with the Devil
With the news that Shudder and Vertigo Releasing confirmed the release of the upcoming horror, Late Night with the Devil, in UK Cinemas on 22nd March, we took the chance […]
Movie Review: Imaginary
The new movie from Blumhouse, the genre-defining masterminds behind Five Nights at Freddy’s and M3GAN, comes an original horror that taps into the innocence of imaginary friends – […]