During a lesbian speed-dating session, a number of vulnerable, stupid, innocent, experienced, and amusing characters all try to find their one true love. Here is our review of Joshua Nelson’s relationship comedy Meow Mixer. [Read more...]
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...]
As a man makes a routine video call to his wife isolated on the other side of the country, the reality of their relationship becomes clear. Read on to see how we rate Joseph Vilapaz’s low-tech but very timely science fiction short, Perpetual Anamnesis. [Read more...]
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...]
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...]
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...]
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...]
Tension and dread run high in Mitch McLeod’s character based psychological Horror movie about the gradual breakdown of a couple’s marriage. Check out our review now! [Read more...]
I Am the Wanderer is a surreal 40-minute film, which is difficult to contain in a conventional plot description, both because of the surreal nature of the content on the screen, and also without spoiling anything about the narrative. [Read more...]
Based around a group of photographers who aim to interact with the public through their art, we take a look at the feature documentary Keep It In The Streets from director Everett Bumstead. [Read more...]