Philip Brocklehurst returns to Screen Critix with his latest movie, an experimental arthouse style film called Excitement. Check out our review, right here. [Read more...]
Excitement (2019) review
Stranger in the Dunes (2019) review
Writer/director Nicholas Bushman’s STRANGER IN THE DUNES follows the exploits of a troubled married couple who, while vacationing at an isolated beach property, receive an unexpected visit from an old friend. [Read more...]
Safely To Shore (2019) short film review
After being found deep in the woods seemingly unable to recall her identity, a young girl and a self-harming prostitute cross paths to discover their mysterious connection to one another. Here is our review of Matthew R Ford’s Safely To Shore. [Read more...]
Occurrence at Mills Creek (2019) short film review
Occurrence at Mills Creek is a psychological horror designed to be the opening act of a full-length feature film due out next year that follows Clara, a young woman burdened by guilt following the deaths of her mother and sister. [Read more...]
Salton Sea (2019) review
Hoping to convince his wife that a promotion across the country could change their lives, Brian takes her on a trip to a faded resort town where they once honeymooned. We take a look at Michael Stevantoni’s Salton Sea. [Read more...]
Monday (2018) review
After being fired from his job, dumped by his girlfriend and hounded by creditors, Jim tries to put his life back together only to find himself in the middle of a cartel war, forced into attempting murder and fleeing from two violent hit women. Here is our take on Alejandro Montoya Marin’s ‘Monday.’ [Read more...]
Lifeline (2018) short film review
A woman in despair calls a suicide hotline and the operator who takes her call must do everything in his power to keep her on the line. Will he lose her forever or will she find the will to live? Here is our review of L. Marcus Williams thought-provoking drama ‘Lifeline’. [Read more...]
Pocketman and Cargo Boy (2018) review
Agent Jayden Hill has a dream of starting up a school where he can train teenagers to become super secret agents. They then must travel back in time in order to stop an evil Doctor in Clay Moffatt’s independent spy film Pocketman and Cargo Boy. [Read more...]
How Jack Became Black (2018) review
By 2050, it is projected that at least 20% of all Americans will self-identify as two or more races so what will this mean to a nation tormented by race? Filmmaker Eli Steele takes us on a personal journey to find out how this will affect his family and what boxes he may have to tick in the future. [Read more...]
Devil (2018) short film review
Dev Bhramar strikes a deal with a home care nurse called Maya to look after his very ill mother in her last few days. This, in turn, triggers a strange turn of events in Kshitij Sharma’s film adaptation of author Guy De Maupassant’s famous short story, Le Diable. [Read more...]