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The Lonely Crowd (2026) film review

Independent cinema often thrives on taking familiar ideas and presenting them through a more personal lens. David St. Clair’s The […]

There are documentaries that simply tell you about a person, and then there are documentaries that make you want to

Over the years, director Stacey Stone and producer Diane Mellen have become familiar names here at Screen Critix. Since first

There is something wonderfully comforting about a good horror comedy. When done right, it can make you laugh one minute,

The idea of people being hunted for sport has been a staple of thrillers for decades. From The Most Dangerous

British independent cinema has always had a strong relationship with gritty crime stories, underground culture, and hard men settling differences

Family conflict, regret, illness, and the things left unsaid are at the heart of Between Breath & Silence, an emotional

Mike Clarke’s Semolina Pilchard is a loud, chaotic, hilarious, heartfelt love letter to Liverpool that firmly establishes Clarke as one

Jumping into a long running web series nearly thirty episodes deep is never going to be easy, and PN &

It was probably only a matter of time before someone turned pickleball into a feature film, and Jeff Hamm’s Pickleball:

There was a time when PH Bingo meant plastic monoblock chairs, sweaty barangay gymnasiums, and an auntie clutching three bingo

Short films live and die by how quickly they can grab an audience and deliver impact, and Lucy, directed by