The intersection of Horror and Science Fiction has long been fertile ground. Something about the way the two mesh together, blending blood with technology, just feels like a good idea. So it should come as no surprise that a low-budget film, such as Replace, with heavy topics on the mind, attempts to stake a claim there. Sadly, armed with even the best of heady intentions, things fall apart. When we first meet Kira (Rebbeca Forsythe) she’s verbally sparring with a young … Continue reading Panic Fest: ‘Replace’ Is A Frankenstein’s Monster Of A Film And Suffers For It