Cotton Wool (2017) short film review
When a single mother suffers a stroke, both her life and the lives of her two children are changed forever […]
Elijah’s Ashes review (2017)
A gay man and his homophobic brother must take a road trip together in order to take their recently deceased
The Evolution of Prestige TV in America: Thanks HBO!
At no time in entertainment history have there been so many good TV series. From Game of Thrones to Breaking
The Same Circles (2017) review
A romantic weekend away for Rory and Sapphire turns to disaster in the independent feature The Same Circles from director
Arrow Academy have some treats for December
This December Arrow Academy presents an exquisite German comedy drama, a delightful Parisian comedy, a timeless Billy Wilder classic, and
Arrow Video have a scary Christmas lined up
“I’m dreaming of a fright Christmas…” This December, Arrow Video ensures horror fans will have a stocking stuffed with terrifyingly good
Velvet Hour (2016) short film review
Following a tragedy that continues to haunt him, Ben undergoes a new groundbreaking procedure in the experimental short film Velvet
New Paul Gerrard Book Hits Kickstarter
British concept artist Paul Gerrard currently has a Kickstarter project on the go – the first in a set of
Angel of Anywhere (2017) short film review
A male stripper spends the majority of his time playing a therapist to the club’s clientele in James Kicklighter’s latest
Hurting a Pigeon (2017) short film review
A surreal short film from Greece, we review Hurting a Pigeon from director Theofanis Topsachalidis. Check it out after the
Stella Maris (2017) short film review
A troubled widow struggles to deal with her only son’s sickness and pushes him to sing in church in the
Woodfalls (2014) review
A small family of travellers find themselves surrounded by trouble from the locals in the gritty British thriller Woodfalls. Check