We take a look at the new independent feature film My Stretch of Texas Ground by director Erich Kemp. Check out our review after the jump. [Read more...]
My Stretch of Texas Ground (2019) review
We’ll Test It On Humans (2016) review
Whilst one man attempts to salvage his marriage by using a revolutionary new drug, his brother is determined to become famous by creating a film around it. We review We’ll Test It On Humans. [Read more...]
Monochrome: The Chromism (2019) review
Monochrome: The Chromism is an inventive film, which tells the story of a dystopian future wherein a sub-culture of people dubbed only as “the Hues” fight to live and survive amongst the rest of society. [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...]
My Saviour (2019) review
After being unfairly treated by the locals of her small village, Monica finds help in the form of a muscly stranger in the independent feature film My Saviour. [Read more...]
A Silent Agreement (2018) review
In the first Australian feature film to showcase ‘Auslan’ (Australian sign language), writer/director Davo Hardy plays a sensitive writer named Reuben, who grapples with a speech impediment, as his profoundly deaf boyfriend Derek provides strategies and support to restore his confidence. [Read more...]
Convergence (2018) review
Martin, an author suffering from writer’s block, is also finding it hard to cope after the death of his wife and son. Yet things change after meeting a grieving woman at a help group in the independent feature Convergence. [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...]
Monsoon (2018) review
In the hot desert monsoon season of Arizona, two best friends have trouble letting go of each other after a tragedy rips them apart. Here is our review of Miguel Duran’s Monsoon. [Read more...]
Apocalypse Rising (2018) review
A telepathic girl and her warrior comrades from a planet known as Rathe, travel to Earth to save humanity from an impending zombie apocalypse in director Richard Lowry’s Sci-Fi/Fantasy/comedy/horror hybrid, Apocalypse Rising. [Read more...]