An entirely dialogue-free dramatic feature film, a visual poem following workers on a building site as their daily work and family lives become infused with their deepest memories, dreams, anxieties, and desires. Read on for our review of director Colin Hickey’s The Evening Redness In The South. [Read more...]
While trying to navigate adulthood 24-year-old Jake spends most of his days with his friends and fellow misfits at InterSkate Roller Rink. With the help of a seasoned therapist, Jake explores his past, present and future with a different outlook in Sheldon Maddux’s Neon Days. [Read more...]
When natural and human interests impinge on each other, and over-regulation disturbs our biological balance, important questions arise. Do we belong to nature or does nature belong to us? Read on for our review of Marijn Poels’ Return To Eden, It’s All About Coming Home. [Read more...]
In a New England fishing village, a fisherman suffers from visions of his wife who went missing 25 years earlier. With her disappearance remaining a mystery, law enforcement tries to work with the few clues that they have left in Uncanny Harbor. [Read more...]
Following the deaths of her mother and sister a young woman burdened by guilt begins to be plagued by the darkness that was hidden in her family’s past. Here is our review of Don Swanson’s psychological horror Occurrence at Mills Creek. [Read more...]
A love story for our times that explores the joys, loneliness, triumphs and heartbreaks of modern dating and online relationships. Here is our review of director Ricardo Perez-Selsky’s romantic dramedy IRL. [Read more...]
When tragedy strikes social media influencer Tyler, he begins to question his own sanity. We take a look at writer-director and actor Andrew Burdette’s feature film Bruh.mp4. [Read more...]
Two brothers and a childhood friend end up involved in a tragic twist of events during a botched robbery attempt. Here is our review of writer-director Josh Pierson’s darkly comic neo-noir, Where Sleeping Dogs Lie. [Read more...]
A completely international DIY feature film shot entirely by actors across the world, under isolation in their own homes. Written, directed, and edited by newcomer Joshua Hooks. Here is Screen Critix review of Global Caper – A Self Taped Movie. [Read more...]
After taking some time off due to a medical condition, a cafe owner returns to his business to find it being run by a group of unqualified misfits in Linda Palmer’s new feature film Turnover. [Read more...]