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

Patrick (2018) Review

July 3 2018

My son said the trailer for Patrick looked intriguing because it was short, and gave little away. He said he wished more trailers were like...

The Endless Review

July 1 2018

If I was to tell you The Endless is the new film by the guys who made Spring, would that mean anything to you? If...

To Each, Her Own (Les Goûts Et Les Coloeurs) Review

June 24 2018

Whilst I was watching Netflix Original Film To Each, Her Own / Les Goûts Et Les Coloeurs a lot went through my mind. For many (or...

Le Chalet (The Chalet) Review

June 18 2018

I’m sure you’ve all noticed that Netflix is getting hold of more and more films and TV shows from around the world in recent months;...

Veronica Review

June 14 2018

OK, I’ll get this bit about the marketing hype out of the way first: when Netflix first announced they had this new Spanish horror film...

The Alienist Season 1 Review

June 4 2018

In the 19th century, persons suffering from mental illness were thought to be alienated from their own true natures. Experts who studied them were therefore...

Over the Garden Wall Season 1 Review

May 27 2018

Somewhere lost in the clouded annals of history lies a place that few have seen; a mysterious place called The Unknown, where long forgotten stories...

Money Heist Season 1 Review

May 14 2018

Where to begin! There is such a lot to say about this show, so let me start with this nugget: whoever found this show for...

The Ferryman (2018) Review – A Surreal Journey Through Grief and Low-Budget Horror

May 6 2018

The Ferryman is the story of Mara, who cannot bear to carry on living and attempts suicide. She comes round in the hospital – fortunately!...

Be My Cat: A Film for Anne Review

April 27 2018

I heard about this film first a couple of years ago, as it had been appearing at many, many festivals and winning many, many awards....

Muil (Short Film) Review

April 22 2018

Muil came to my attention by sheer chance, a fluke of Twitter; I wish I knew how, because I want more discoveries like this. It...

The Black Gloves Review – A Nostalgic Dive into Melodramatic Horror

April 21 2018

In The Black Gloves, Dr. Finn Galloway (Jamie Scott-Gordon), hurting from the sudden death of a young patient, discovers that he may be able to help...

Truth or Dare Review

April 19 2018

The trailer has been everywhere, so I have no doubt you’re familiar with the scenario. A group of college friends and acquaintances spend their last...

Love, Simon Review

April 13 2018

Love, Simon is a romantic comedy drama about an everyday teenager’s angst over fitting in and coming out as gay.  It was directed by Greg...

A Series of Unfortunate Events Season 2 Review

April 8 2018

A Series of Unfortunate Events is a darkly humorous melodrama about the lives of three orphaned siblings. It was directed by Barry Sonnenfeld and others,...

A Quiet Place Review

April 4 2018

A Quiet Place is a horror/thriller about a family’s survival against the threat of creatures which hunt by sound. It was directed by John Krasinski,...

TV Review | Collateral (2018)

March 28 2018

Collateral is a four-part police procedural series, which uses interweaving subplots to present a picture of modern British society. It was written by David Hare,...

Film Review | Ghost Stories (2018)

March 28 2018

Ghost Stories is a British anthology horror film with an overarching story about a supernatural skeptic. Written and directed by Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman...

Film Review | Game Over, Man! (2018)

March 23 2018

Netflix Original Game Over, Man! is an action comedy film about three underachieving friends who just about get the attention of a potential investor when...

Review | Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool (2017)

March 19 2018

Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool is the story of the love affair between former Hollywood starlet Gloria Grahame (Annette Bening) and British provincial actor...