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 radio DJ, who does side jobs for his gangster Uncle, is targeted by the mob after his girlfriend witnesses a murder. This is our review of Booze, Broads and Blackjack. [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...]
A newly promoted police detective finds himself questioning a brilliantly deceptive photographer over the disappearances of a young model. Read on for our review of writer/director Andres Ramirez’s thriller Shutter. [Read more...]
When a serial killer becomes active in the Indian City of Mumbai it sets off a chain of events that will eventually bring together some seemingly unrelated characters. Here is our review of director Rahul Nath’s Monster pilot episode. [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...]
As a child, Catherine endured years of sexual abuse at the hands of her father and grew up to develop a Dissociative Identity Disorder. During regular therapy sessions with her psychologist Anna, she is offered help and guidance to face her past and regain control from Angelina, a character who assumes control of her behavior, thoughts, and memories. Here is our review of The Voice Within. [Read more...]
Occurrence at Mills Creek is a psychological horror designed to be the opening act of a full-length feature film due out next year that follows Clara, a young woman burdened by guilt following the deaths of her mother and sister. [Read more...]
A twisty hallucinogenic thriller set around the independent movie business in L.A. Does a publicity stunt for a new film go wrong? We check out Lost Angelas from director William Wayne. [Read more...]
A woman’s day takes a turn for the worst when a mysterious-yet-eloquent man appears in her florist shop. We review Hamish Robertson’s short film Hideous. [Read more...]