Two mismatched detectives investigate a series of mysterious midnight deaths, and while searching the first victim they discover a strange photograph that shows the next victim. We review director Jake Hunsicker’s supernatural thriller The Arrangement.
[Read more…]Torchlight (2020) short film review
A reluctant debt collector for a funeral home must pay a visit to some old friends who have defaulted on their loan. We take a look at the short drama Torchlight. [Read more…]
Nightingale (2019) short film review
A grieving young couple does their best while trying to come to terms with the death of their newborn child. This is a review of writer/director Edward Palmer’s psychological drama Nightingale. [Read more…]
Gun Metal Max (2019) short film review
Young Ben has playtime interrupted by the real-life versions of his favourite toys and becomes involved in an inter-dimensional war in the short film Gun Metal Max. [Read more…]
Lifeline (2018) short film review
A woman in despair calls a suicide hotline and the operator who takes her call must do everything in his power to keep her on the line. Will he lose her forever or will she find the will to live? Here is our review of L. Marcus Williams thought-provoking drama ‘Lifeline’. [Read more…]
Le Linceul (2018) short film review
Waitress Katic makes a bet with some customers that she can walk around a graveyard three times at midnight without getting scared. It’s a bet that has terrifying consequences for Katic and her entire family in Marie Vandelannoote’s French horror short “Le Linceul”. [Read more…]
The Letter Red (2018) film review
Shakespeare’s most famous tragedy, Macbeth, is given a modern movie makeover by Director Joston Theney and his co-writers and stars Edward Gusts and Arielle Brachfield in the independent movie The Letter Red. [Read more…]
Round Trip (2018) short film review
In the middle of the Australian Outback, Constable Rose is escorting his prisoner Ned Williams to their eventual destination. All the while trying to avoid being Injured, shot, eaten and most importantly of all, Ned escaping. [Read more…]
Hunters’ Crossing (2017) review
With the Hunter of the Year competition underway, an amateur hunter teams up with a man searching for the mythical Bigfoot in the comedy mockumentary Hunters’ Crossing. [Read more…]
Arrow Video announce April 2017 releases
Forget the Easter eggs, April 2017 is all about Arrow Video, with a host of deliciously twisted releases for horror and cult film fans. [Read more…]