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...]
As a number of mysterious deaths engulf a small neighbourhood we are introduced to the locals who live there. The more we learn about each person the more we discover the dark mysteries that lie within them in Joshua Park’s supernatural thriller Special. [Read more...]
A troubled teenager hangs out with his friends while also undergoing therapy to overcome his demons and help him distinguish between fact and fiction. Here is our review of Joshua and Sasha Nelson’s psychological drama A Broken Arrow. [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 mentally unstable man commits an atrocious act of violence towards a family and then tries to justify his motives. This is the Screen Critix review of Philip Brocklehurst’s latest short Film I’m God. [Read more...]
During a lesbian speed-dating session, a number of vulnerable, stupid, innocent, experienced, and amusing characters all try to find their one true love. Here is our review of Joshua Nelson’s relationship comedy Meow Mixer. [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 missing cop sparks a citywide manhunt for a serial killer who may, or may not, be responsible for the disappearance. We take a look at first-time director Ace Patel’s Last Words. [Read more...]
With the burden of an invisible disability and the expectations of her well-meaning father, an upcoming job interview might just be a struggle too far for a young lady suffering from CFS/ME in This Is ME. [Read more...]