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Noblestone (2026) film review

Independent filmmaking is often about making the absolute most of very little, and Noblestone certainly falls into that category. Written, […]

The story of Florence Maybrick has fascinated historians for well over a century. Convicted in 1889 of murdering her husband,

Over the years, Clay Moffatt has become a familiar name at Screen Critix. We’ve reviewed several of his previous projects,

Social media has fundamentally changed the way people present themselves to the world. Every meal, relationship, shopping trip and emotional

There is always something admirable about independent filmmakers aiming big. Rather than keeping the story confined to a handful of

Some films rely on spectacle to capture an audience’s attention. Others simply place compelling characters into an honest situation and

Family gatherings are stressful enough without political arguments, surprise pregnancies and a deadly virus trapping everyone under the same roof.

Some films hook audiences with spectacular action or elaborate twists. Others succeed simply by introducing characters you genuinely enjoy spending

Mental health, grief and psychological trauma have become increasingly common subjects within independent cinema, but Cure.net approaches them from a

Folk horror has enjoyed something of a resurgence in recent years, but while many films lean heavily on rural folklore

The online gaming industry in the Philippines has grown rapidly over the past few years, giving players more choices than

Independent animation comes in many forms. Some productions strive for photorealism, while others embrace a much more handcrafted aesthetic, relying