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 […]
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Silhouette (2019) review
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 (2019) review
I Am the Wanderer is a surreal 40-minute film, which is difficult to contain in a conventional plot description, both
Keep It In The Streets (2019) review
Based around a group of photographers who aim to interact with the public through their art, we take a look
Lost Angelas (2019) review
A twisty hallucinogenic thriller set around the independent movie business in L.A. Does a publicity stunt for a new film
Beers of Joy (2019) review
Directors Scott Owen and David Swift take us on a journey that is all-things beer related in the slick documentary
Apocalypse Rising (2018) review
A telepathic girl and her warrior comrades from a planet known as Rathe, travel to Earth to save humanity from
Something (2018) review
A young couple struggle to adjust to life with their new baby and their situation becomes worse as they begin
Tragic Consequence (2018) short film review
An intergalactic bounty hunter is sent to earth in order to capture a hostile alien intent on gathering intelligence and
Altered Hours (2018) review
A young insomniac’s black-market sleep aid sends his mind time-traveling one day into the future in Bruce Wemple’s Sci-Fi feature
Strike, Dear Mistress, and Cure His Heart (2018) review
After last year’s Mickey Reece’s Alien, the director returns for another slice of strange yet great cinema with Strike, Dear
The Lonesome (2017) review
A young woman celebrates her birthday with some friends and a few strangers in Douglas Reece’s new film The Lonesome.