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

‘The Children Act’ | Film Review

September 12 2018

Damn, it’s not easy to write about The Children Act: the themes and subtle complexities deserve to be highlighted, but I risk telling you the...

‘The Nun’ | Film Review

September 8 2018

If like me you’ve been looking forward to The Nun, I’m sorry to say you will probably be at least a bit disappointed. I left...

Searching (2018) Review

September 2 2018

We review the 2018 film Searching, which does not contain any major spoilers or plot points.  Searching might look like a found-footage film at first, and...

‘Pimped’ | Frightfest 2018 Film Review

August 26 2018

Pimped is a simple tale: Sarah (Ella Scott Lynch) feels the need for a night out, hooks up with Lewis (Benedict Samuel) at a bar,...

‘Lifechanger’ | Frightfest 2018 Film Review

August 26 2018

Lifechanger reminded me of Spring: a film about a “monster” hiding in plain sight, which is also a love story. But that’s where the similarity...

‘Ghoul’ Season 1 Netflix TV Review

August 24 2018

Ghoul is set in a version of India which is ruled by the military and religious prejudice; presumably in the near future (nothing looks terribly...

‘Boar’ | Frightfest 2018 Film Review

August 24 2018

I’m not going to beat around the bush: Boar is – as director Chris Sun has said – “a really big pig that kills people.” The...

‘Hidden’ | TV Review

August 19 2018

You might think there have been more than enough films and TV shows about abduction or the murder of women, but BBC Wales’ Hidden demonstrates...

Teddy Bears Picnic | Short Film Review

August 17 2018

This was a surprise: the highlight of this year’s Leicester Comic-Con was – for me – a very scary short British horror film called Teddy Bears...

‘Ozark’ Season 2 | Netflix Original Series Review

August 15 2018

Note: this review of Ozark Season 2 is based on the three episodes we were provided for review, and may be updated following the season’s official air date....

‘Ruin Me’ Review – A Fun Horror Thriller For Genre Nerds

August 11 2018

Going to keep this one short, people: I loved Ruin Me, and I have to be careful telling you why, as you’d hate me if...

‘Zion’ | Netflix Short Film Review

August 10 2018

Zion is a short documentary film about one remarkable young man, and most especially his attitude about himself. By “short”, I mean it’s less than...

‘Perdida’ | Film Review

August 9 2018

This new Netflix film set in Argentina looked very interesting at first: an exciting mystery about a missing girl, being reopened many years later, with...

‘The Mansion’ (‘Le Manoir’) | Film Review

August 2 2018

Le Manoir made its mark at genre film festivals last year; Netflix has now picked it up for global distribution, put the translated title The...

Netflix’s “The Warning (El Aviso)” Review

July 24 2018

There are many films about people trying to stop a crime they just know is going to happen: The Warning (El Aviso) is another. And...

Nothing to Lose (Nada a Perder) Review

July 20 2018

Sometimes I put my cards on the table because of my views or experience: this time, it’s because of experience and views I don’t have....

Godzilla: City on the Edge of Battle Review

July 18 2018

Netflix’s Godzilla: City on the Edge of Battle is the sequel to last year’s Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters. That film was about an alliance...

Romina Review

July 13 2018

How many Mexican horror films can you name? I have seen a few: Cronos (Guillermo del Toro), We Are What We Are (Jorge Michel Grau),...

Marrowbone (The Secret of Marrowbone) Review

July 10 2018

There is a lot that is great about Marrowbone (or The Secret of Marrowbone, if you’re in the UK or Spain). Really, a lot. I...

‘The First Purge’ | Film Review

July 5 2018

The Purge was a home invasion story; the sequels brought the same scenario into the streets and into politics. The First Purge presents the proof of...