RoleSenior Horror Writer
LocationCoventry, Warwickshire
ExpertiseHorror, Film Festivals, Film Critiquing, Independent Movies, Rotten Tomatoes Approved
Contribution313 articles published since May 2021

Alix Turner

Alix joined Ready Steady Cut back in 2017 and has written over 300 articles for the publication. With a love for horror after attending various genre festivals, Alix quickly became an experienced film writer, joining the writing teams at websites such as Horror Obsessive, Ghouls Magazine, and Filmotomy.

It was not long before Alix deservedly became a Rotten Tomatoes-approved critic after rising through the ranks and interviewing many film professionals in the industry. Alix loves attending horror festivals and regularly visits the Mayhem Film Festival and Soho Horror Fest.

Films are Alix’s favorite hobby, and they especially enjoy sharing their perspectives and favorite movies with their teenage daughter.

Articles by Alix Turner

‘Smoking’ | TV Review

February 17 2019

Smoking is an absolute gem of a show, one of those hardly-known foreign-language TV series that Netflix is so good at acquiring without much fuss....

‘The Cannibal Club’ (‘O Clube dos Canibais’) | Film Review

February 13 2019

This is a film full of color and sleaze, style and sunshine. Yes, some killings and blood, as you would expect from a title like...

‘Broken Ceiling’ Review – A Claustrophobic Film About Office Power Struggles

February 9 2019

Broken Ceiling sees four people in a media sales department getting together for an important conference call. They each bring skills and knowledge to that...

The Inmate Season 1 Review

February 3 2019

El Recluso (AKA The Inmate) is a thirteen episode TV show about a Mexican prison. The story focuses on an ex-marine, Lázaro Mendoza (Ignacio Serricchio) who...

‘Paddleton’ | Netflix Film Review

January 25 2019

I have plenty I want to say about Paddleton, but I’m struggling to know how to start, or how to give the right impression of...

‘Grace and Goliath’ | Film Review

January 17 2019

Early last year, I reviewed a film about an American film star who fell for a young man and his working-class family in 1970s Liverpool,...

‘Lilli’ | Film Review

January 14 2019

Lilli is an Indian survival thriller about a hostage named – guess what – Lilli. I’ve not got much experience of Indian films (two films...

‘The Night Eats the World’ Review – A Different Kind Of Horror Movie

January 11 2019

Every other zombie film released is said to bring a new perspective to the subgenre, or reimagine it, etc. There have been many films –...

‘Loophole’ (2019) | Film Review

January 7 2019

When the distribution company asked RSC to review Loophole, it was described as a sci-fi thriller. Could be exciting, I thought. No. It was not...

‘Zabawa, Zabawa’ (‘Playing Hard’) | Film Review

January 6 2019

Three very different women reach tipping point in their relationships with alcohol in Zabawa, Zabawa. Their stories barely touch each other (apart from the same...

‘Luther’ Season 5 | TV Review

January 6 2019

This week, the relentless hurricane which was Luther Season 5 hit the UK once again. For four nights in a row, over four and a half...

‘Luther’ Season 5, Episode 1 | TV Recap

January 3 2019

This recap of Luther Season 5, Episode 1 contains spoilers. DCI John Luther is bloody good at his job, so much that he is consumed...

‘Aquaman’ | Film Review

December 13 2018

One of the shows I remember most fondly from when I was a kid is Stingray. I went to see Aquaman today expecting a similar...

‘A Series of Unfortunate Events’ Season 3 | Netflix Original Series Review

December 13 2018

This review of A Series of Unfortunate Events Season 3 is spoiler-free. You can check out our thoughts on the previous season by clicking these...

‘Mirai’ (‘Mirai no Mirai’) | Film Review

December 12 2018

Mirai is the new anime written and directed by Mamoru Hosoda; known by some for a number of the Digimon films, and by others as the...

‘Monster’ (2018) | Film Review

December 2 2018

Monster is a nasty little low-budget indie horror film from the minds of Matt Shaw and Michael Bray, adapted from their novel of the same...

‘Informer’ Season 1 | Amazon Prime Series Review

December 2 2018

Sometime last year, the realisation dawned on me: Paddy Considine is a sublime actor. You don’t necessarily understand everything about his character, but you can’t...

‘Plagi Breslau’ (‘Plagues of Breslau’) | Film Review

December 1 2018

Plagi Breslau (Plagues of Breslau) opens with a parcel being found in a market. It’s made up of a sewn-together hide of a high-quality bull,...

‘Edge of Fear’ | Film Review

November 24 2018

Edge of Fear is the story of a man who fights back against a vicious gang who invades the home he’s visiting with his wife....

‘Million Dollar Baby’ | Film Review

November 24 2018

On the surface, Million Dollar Baby is a film about novice boxer Maggie Fitzgerald (Hilary Swank) and her progression as far as a life-changing title...