Science has failed and an operation to harness energy from the sun has resulted in disaster. With the light from the sun now gone, humanity attempts to reverse the damage before the world freezes completely. Here is our review of Infinitus. [Read more...]
A young businesswoman, on her path to success, betrays her best friend and winds up in a deadly game. Here is Screen Critix review of Writer/Director Tim Earnhart’s short sci-fi actioner ‘Nemesis’. [Read more...]
A reluctant debt collector for a funeral home must pay a visit to some old friends who have defaulted on their loan. We take a look at the short drama Torchlight. [Read more...]
A girl struggles to find her identity through the reflections of her masters past. This is our review of director Isadora Verissimo’s sci-fi cautionary tale ‘Ha:Na’. [Read more...]
An escaped convict on his way to Texas strikes a deal with a young misfit. This is Screen Critix review of writer and director Andy Kastelic’s new short drama ‘Typhoon’. [Read more...]
A surreal romantic short film about a lonely young man whose life is changed when somebody decides to sit next to him. Here is our review of director Philip Brocklehurst’s Loner. [Read more...]
To call filmmaker Philip Brocklehurst prolific would be an understatement. Every month it seems we have a new film of his to review. I’m a huge fan of his enthusiasm and as such here is our review of his latest opus the micro-short The Symbol Of Life. [Read more...]
A psychiatrist, under tremendous pressure, snaps and takes her vengeance out on her patients in this dark comedy horror. Here is Screen Critix review of writer/director Joshua Nelson’s Psycho-Therapy. [Read more...]
On October 2016, 55-year-old Nancy Paulikas was visiting the LA Museum with her family and friends. On their trip, Nancy went to the bathroom and never returned. This is her story and the Screen Critix review of director Thiago Dadalt’s Alzheimer documentary ‘Where Is Nancy?’ [Read more...]
Charlie McStean is a struggling stand-up comic searching for laughs but can only find booze, drugs, fast food and depression. Here is the Screen Critix review of Funny Fat Guy. [Read more...]