Relic (season 1) review
Rory Raines is a no-nonsense medical student with no time for anything but her studies, at least until she finds herself bonded to the soul of a long-dead dragon. We review the first season of Relic.
Rory Raines is a no-nonsense medical student with no time for anything but her studies, at least until she finds herself bonded to the soul of a long-dead dragon. We review the first season of Relic.
Amid a cold January at the Screen Critix offices, anticipation is building as we unveil the deserving recipients of The Screen Critix Awards for January.
Philip Brocklehurst brings us a micro short film that takes a look at the endless cycle of life and death in the arty short film Eternity.
A series based around a character called Stone who suffers from depression and suicidal thoughts, this is the first season of Hurt.
A single father is forced to come to terms with his child’s gender identification in the independent feature film Two Lives in Pittsburgh.
An African man stranded at a rural U.S. gas station seeks to get to the airport before his flight home departs. This is the short film Maison.
Alonge Hawes returns to Screen Critix with the seventh episode in his serial drama Silver and Gold, entitled “The Valley Of Sorek”. Here is our review.
Colin Hickey’s “Perennial Light” delicately navigates the intricate landscapes of grief and heartbreak through the poignant lens of a young boy growing up in the scenic backdrop of Ireland.
A security guard decides to record his last ever shift at a large and disused building in the hopes of catching some paranormal activity in Clay Moffatt’s The Last Five Days 3: The Freak Building.
After being released from prison, the titular George allows a camera crew to follow him around in the short mockumentary from Jack Sambrook.
Philip Brocklehurst presents “Release,” a psychedelic micro short that delves into the theme of mortality through an intricate play of light and colour.
After being dumped by her boyfriend, a sorority girl goes in search of a mythical book of spells so she can become eternally beautiful in the short campy horror The Green Ribbon.