A woman wakes up in the bed of a man she met the night before, only to find the corpse of a gangster downstairs in the mafia-based black comedy short Cactus.
[Read more…]I’ve Heard This Before (2020) short film review
A couple meets at a cafe ran by a crazy cook and, what was meant to be an innocent dinner, soon spirals out of control in the comedy short I’ve Heard This Before.
[Read more…]While The Cat’s Away… (2020) short film review
A woman receives a message from her husband saying he will be home late from work. With the house to herself, she decides to just let loose in the short film While The Cat’s Away…
[Read more…]The Plastic & The Penguin (2019) short film review
By using penguins and a voice-over to narrate, Director Henry West pushes the issue of discarded plastics that are harming wildlife and the environment in the micro-short film The Plastic & The Penguin.
[Read more…]The Golden Rule (2021) film review
Highlighting the Santa Susana nuclear meltdown and how it affected the residents that were close by to it, Stacey Stone and Diane Mellen return with another enthralling documentary. This is The Golden Rule.
[Read more…]Kings & Queens (2021) short film review
A young woman takes a new job at a bar and, after being introduced to the drag queen community, finds her eyes opened and her true real self in the short film Kings & Queens.
[Read more…]Grau (2020) short film review
An author of thriller novels is woken in the night by a telephone call from a journalist who says he has a story for him and wants to arrange a meeting in the short film Grau.
[Read more…]Last Chancers (2020) review
A man gets dragged into illegal activities for a local gangster thanks to his bumbling idiot of a friend in the British independent crime comedy feature film Last Chancers.
[Read more…]Vincent (2019) short film review
On the day of his 21st birthday, a young man encounters troubles with his life at home and visits a brothel with his friend in the short drama Vincent.
[Read more…]Hells Kitchen (2021) short film review
Four gangsters meet up in a New York church to discuss business in the late-seventies set short film Hells Kitchen from director Steve Young.
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