Avoids the traditional booby traps and retains an energetic pace throughout.

~ Angus Wolfe Murray -

Avoids the traditional booby traps and retains an energetic pace throughout.

~ Angus Wolfe Murray -

A painstakingly curated trailer reel that pays affectionate if sometimes wry tribute to a bygone chapter in the history of genre cinema.

~ Anton Bitel -

A painstakingly curated trailer reel that pays affectionate if sometimes wry tribute to a bygone chapter in the history of genre cinema.

~ Anton Bitel -

The sense of a community growing up in defiance of such nonsensical conservatism makes the second half hugely rousing.

~ David Graham -

The sense of a community growing up in defiance of such nonsensical conservatism makes the second half hugely rousing.

~ David Graham -

There are so many great stories surrounding Cliff that it’s clear director Jake West was spoilt for choice.

~ Jennie Kermode -

There are so many great stories surrounding Cliff that it’s clear director Jake West was spoilt for choice.

~ Jennie Kermode -

I fell asleep several times during the film, but some of it wasn't dreadful, some of it was just bad. Very bad.

~ Kotleta -

I fell asleep several times during the film, but some of it wasn't dreadful, some of it was just bad. Very bad.

~ Kotleta -

Doghouse offers a lot of shouting, a ton of gore and a male wish-fulfilment fantasy where all women really ARE nothing but trouble and the only way to deal with them is to hit them round the head.

~ Jeff Robson -

Doghouse offers a lot of shouting, a ton of gore and a male wish-fulfilment fantasy where all women really ARE nothing but trouble and the only way to deal with them is to hit them round the head.

~ Jeff Robson -

With each director having only four minutes there is really little time for the viewer to get engrossed in the material, barring some kind of sharp shock, superb central twist, gag or sharp social commentary, and some of writers and directors struggle wit

~ Owen Van Spall -

With each director having only four minutes there is really little time for the viewer to get engrossed in the material, barring some kind of sharp shock, superb central twist, gag or sharp social commentary, and some of writers and directors struggle wit

~ Owen Van Spall -