When tragedy strikes social media influencer Tyler, he begins to question his own sanity. We take a look at writer-director and actor Andrew Burdette’s feature film Bruh.mp4. [Read more...]
Bruh.mp4 (2020) review
Where Sleeping Dogs Lie (2019) review
Two brothers and a childhood friend end up involved in a tragic twist of events during a botched robbery attempt. Here is our review of writer-director Josh Pierson’s darkly comic neo-noir, Where Sleeping Dogs Lie. [Read more...]
Global Caper (2020) film review
A completely international DIY feature film shot entirely by actors across the world, under isolation in their own homes. Written, directed, and edited by newcomer Joshua Hooks. Here is Screen Critix review of Global Caper – A Self Taped Movie. [Read more...]
Turnover (2020) film review
After taking some time off due to a medical condition, a cafe owner returns to his business to find it being run by a group of unqualified misfits in Linda Palmer’s new feature film Turnover. [Read more...]
Psycho-Therapy (2019) review
A psychiatrist, under tremendous pressure, snaps and takes her vengeance out on her patients in this dark comedy horror. Here is Screen Critix review of writer/director Joshua Nelson’s Psycho-Therapy. [Read more...]
Funny Fat Guy (2015) review
Charlie McStean is a struggling stand-up comic searching for laughs but can only find booze, drugs, fast food and depression. Here is the Screen Critix review of Funny Fat Guy. [Read more...]
Overwhelm the Sky (2019) review
An Existential Neo-Noir loosely adapted from Charles Brockden Brown’s 1799 novel Edgar Huntly, or Memoirs of a Sleepwalker. Here is our review of Daniel Kremer’s nearly 3-hour independent epic Overwhelm The Sky. [Read more...]
The Doors Between Us (2019) review
Eight strangers are tested like never before when they wake up and find themselves locked up inside a mysterious house. Here is our review of director Maximillian Aguiar’s improvised comedy feature film The Doors Between Us. [Read more...]
Bold & Brash: Filmmaking Boisvert Style (2014) review
With no experience or training, Simon Boisvert embarks on a creative adventure of writing directing and producing self-financed micro-budget narrative films. Since his debut made six feature films. This documentary takes us on his journey through the good times and mostly the bad times of his career. [Read more...]
Made as Art: The Michael Braun Story (2019) review
The life story of legendary fashion designer Michael Braun, best known for making flamboyant stage clothing for pop culture icons as diverse as rock stars like Jimi Hendrix to wrestlers like Hulk Hogan and ‘Macho Man’ Randy Savage. This is our review of Made as Art: The Michael Braun Story. [Read more...]