A man stares into a mirror reflecting on his appearance, his life, and, of course, his reflection. Does he have a split personality or is he just himself? Here is our review of Philip Brocklehurst’s latest short film the psychological thriller Reflection. [Read more...]
An entirely dialogue-free dramatic feature film, a visual poem following workers on a building site as their daily work and family lives become infused with their deepest memories, dreams, anxieties, and desires. Read on for our review of director Colin Hickey’s The Evening Redness In The South. [Read more...]
As a number of mysterious deaths engulf a small neighbourhood we are introduced to the locals who live there. The more we learn about each person the more we discover the dark mysteries that lie within them in Joshua Park’s supernatural thriller Special. [Read more...]
In a New England fishing village, a fisherman suffers from visions of his wife who went missing 25 years earlier. With her disappearance remaining a mystery, law enforcement tries to work with the few clues that they have left in Uncanny Harbor. [Read more...]
A troubled teenager hangs out with his friends while also undergoing therapy to overcome his demons and help him distinguish between fact and fiction. Here is our review of Joshua and Sasha Nelson’s psychological drama A Broken Arrow. [Read more...]
Following the deaths of her mother and sister a young woman burdened by guilt begins to be plagued by the darkness that was hidden in her family’s past. Here is our review of Don Swanson’s psychological horror Occurrence at Mills Creek. [Read more...]
Alex and Sophia look back on an 11-month whirlwind romance full of memories of love, laughter, joy, and pain. This is Screen Critix review of writer/director Andres Ramirez’s romantic drama Frame. [Read more...]
A love story for our times that explores the joys, loneliness, triumphs and heartbreaks of modern dating and online relationships. Here is our review of director Ricardo Perez-Selsky’s romantic dramedy IRL. [Read more...]
As a devastating tsunami rushes towards him, a man looks back on his life in order to work out if it has all been worth it. Read on for our review of the award-winning director and writer Brian McWha’s disaster drama Tsunami Falls. [Read more...]
A mentally unstable man commits an atrocious act of violence towards a family and then tries to justify his motives. This is the Screen Critix review of Philip Brocklehurst’s latest short Film I’m God. [Read more...]