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From beginning to end, What Will I Become? is a heart-wrenching, empathetic, and vital documentary by directors Lexie Bean and Logan Rozos. The weight of the film lies heavily on you, yet what lingers is the never-ending love for Blake, Kyler and all those who experience this pain. 50% of
Director Fil Ieropulos and writer Foivos Dousos bring us a rebellious and visual treat with their bold film Uchronia. Wonderfully uncompromising, this aesthetically rich docudrama grabs you and never lets go. Arthur Rimbaud has died, but his ghost has not yet passed on as he travels through time, observing where
The excellent documentary Conscious, by Suki Chan, is a heartbreaking and contemplative look at the realities and never-ending mysteries of the brain through the devastating neurological impact of dementia. Visually striking, you are compelled from beginning to end. Filmed over seven years, Conscious narrates the stories of Wendy Mitchell, Pegeen
Full of suspense, Bruce Wemple’s Capture is an excellent horror film that keeps its audience guessing. With a fantastic lead performance from Kaitlyn Lunardi, Capture is a film that you need to check out. After inheriting her parents’ long-abandoned house, Abby uncovers a mysterious thirty-year-old camcorder hidden among a collection
12 March 2026 // New York, NY — Tales from Beyond the Pale, Glass Eye Pix’s long-running radio drama, celebrated the start of its spectacular Sixth Season in November of 2025 with Joe Maggio’s The Slaughtered. With the launch of today’s 54th all-new Tale, the auteur-driven new season is well underway and ready
Grace Glowicki’s hilarious Dead Lover is a horror-comedy that works far better than it has any right to. With a great script and over the top daft performances, it’s as fun a jaunt of a film as you will find. A lonely gravedigger (Grace Glowicki) who stinks of corpses finally
A truly wonderful monochrome joy, OBEX takes that lo-fi style and runs with it, giving us an earnest, nostalgia-filled story about breaking away from self-imposed solitude. Conor (Albert Birney) lives a secluded life in his home in 1980s Baltimore. Dressed like an office worker despite working from home, he draws
I made some guesses for the year recently and thought it would be a laugh to see how the first month of guesses has been going thus far! “Wuthering Heights” – Prediction $175,000,000 – $225,000,000 I had the safe option of $175m there if it didn’t keep pulling in the
The last couple of years, I have found myself getting more and more intrigued with the good old world of the box office, to the point that I made daft spreadsheets of the top 100 worldwide releases. I would have a fun game of guessing the worldwide gross for the
Let the Myth Be, from Carrington Walsh, is an interesting and wonderfully tension-filled supernatural thriller that keeps you guessing, as it asks its protagonist whether she should trust her own instincts. Lauren (Ashley LaLonde) is researching her thesis in folklore and mythology when she begins to fear that she has
