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Excitement (2019) review

Jolly Moel / November 11, 2019

Philip Brocklehurst returns to Screen Critix with his latest movie, an experimental arthouse style film called Excitement. Check out our […]

Carl Burgess / November 10, 2019

A marriage is breaking down in Haston McLaren’s Scotland-set drama A Life in August. We take a look at the

Jolly Moel / November 1, 2019

Writer/director Nicholas Bushman’s STRANGER IN THE DUNES follows the exploits of a troubled married couple who, while vacationing at an

Carl Burgess / October 29, 2019

Philip Brocklehurst returns to Screen Critix with another effort, this time a surreal micro-short film entitled Alone in the Dark.

Carl Burgess / October 20, 2019

Four siblings come together to celebrate the life of their brother at his wake, where alcohol is drunk and some

Jolly Moel / October 14, 2019

After being found deep in the woods seemingly unable to recall her identity, a young girl and a self-harming prostitute

Andy Harrison / October 11, 2019

A Spanish immigrant living in 1980s France fights to escape a world of violence and destruction in Tony, the stylish

Carl Burgess / October 10, 2019

At just three minutes in length, Symmetry is a micro-short film that takes a look at the damage humans are

Tension and dread run high in Mitch McLeod’s character based psychological Horror movie about the gradual breakdown of a couple’s

I Am the Wanderer is a surreal 40-minute film, which is difficult to contain in a conventional plot description, both

Andy Harrison / September 30, 2019

Directed by Robert Bell III, Hoop is a coming-of-age story which tells the tale of protagonist Hoop, a lonely boy

Andy Harrison / September 24, 2019

Thieves is a noir-esque crime thriller, which follows professional heist artist, bank robber, and general lonely soul Johnny Clay, as