The Days Ahead (2025) film review
Terry Winnan introduces us to a post-apocalyptic Britain in his new feature film The Days Ahead.
Short Film Reviews
Turtletastic series 2 episodes 1-3 Review
Turtletastic!, the improvisational comedy series from C.M. Selbrede and Ronan Guilfoyle (who also directs and voices Timothy), returns for its second season. Here is our review of the first 3 episodes.
Roxy & The Man (2025) short film review
A terminally ill Vietnam veteran finds solace and purpose in rescuing an abused dog, rediscovering the meaning of life, and the profound power of companionship in Roxy & The Man.
Somewhere Else (2025) film review
A protective father moves heaven and earth to shield his non-verbal daughter after she becomes entangled in a series of murders. Here is our review of writer director Martins Samuels thriller Somewhere Else
The Sins Beneath (2025) film review
With The Sins Beneath, director Aaron Christian Paderewski delivers a quietly unsettling horror-thriller that unfolds with the slow tension of a pressure cooker on the verge of exploding.
The Sanctity of Faith (2025) short film review
In the wake of the devastating Palisades fires, acclaimed filmmaker Stacey Stone and long-time collaborator Diane Mellen return with a short yet deeply moving video, The Sanctity of Faith.
In The Dark (2025) short film review
Shot in stark black and white, In the Dark is a wordless short film exploring mental health through a deeply personal lens.
Up/Down (2025) short film review
A man finds himself waiting for a decision to be made. Will he be going to heaven or will he be heading to hell? We check out Michael Cooke’s short film Up/Down.
Film Reviews, Movies, Short Film Reviews
The Haunting of Prince Dom Pedro (2025) film review
A strange spirit. A cursed history test. And a classroom full of teenagers who really should’ve studied harder. The Haunting of Prince Dom Pedro, the latest film from Don Swanson.
The Last Podcast (2025) short film review
A young and successful podcaster is stalked one rainy night in Brian Fenney’s short thriller The Last Podcast. Here are our thoughts.