The Front Room Review: Provocative, Transgressive Domestic Horror
Spiked with darkly inflected humor that borders on the offensive, The Front Room represents Max and Sam Eggers willingness to provoke audiences.
Susan Hill
The Woman in Black Review
If The Woman in Black is any indication, Daniel Radcliffe will be very savvy when it comes to choosing his post-boy wizard roles. A pitch perfect bit of period horror with menace to spare, this is exactly the kind of film that Harry Potter fans who grew up with the actor would just be starting to get into at their point in their lives. While not reinventing the wheel in any way, director James Watkins has crafted a thoroughly efficient and thrilling genre exercise that evokes favourable comparisons to the works of Wes Craven and Sam Raimi.
