Michael Felker’s Things Will Be Different is excellent high-concept patient science fiction that revels in layers and mystery. Yet the real strength of the film is in the dynamic and performance...
Die Before You Die is a psychological thriller by Dan Pringle that has a lot more going on under the surface (literally). Ziad Abaza delivers an excellent performance in this thought-provoking film. A...
Daniele Campea conjures up some striking visuals in Mother Nocturna and presents a unique and thought-provoking take on mental illness and family tragedy. However, the script’s bareness, handica...
An entertaining horror anthology, Lore provides the audience with a lot to love with its four main stories. Although some do not feel as fleshed out as the others, the potential for it to be better wa...
Nilam Farooq shines in Home Sweet Home: Where Evil Lives, yet despite her performance and the innovative one take in real-time concept, the film labours to predictable points. A well done film let dow...
Tenants is an anthology that contains several particularly strong shorts, with none disappointing. Perhaps having too many segments throughout causes the stronger portions to run a touch too short, bu...
Bold in its execution, Alan Scott Neals’ Last Straw takes us down a path less travelled with some twists that work immensely to the films advantage. Jessica Belkin and Taylor Kowalski give it their al...
Jade Pettyjohn shines in Francesa Scorsese’s Fish Out of Water. This thought-provoking drama is about ensuring that past trauma doesn’t make it to the next generation while also searching ...
Play Date is as purposely uncomfortable a 12-minute film as you will find. Raw from beginning to end, Amberlee Colson and Laura Campbell have crafted a devastating piece of magic in this short film. T...
As magnificent as it is empowering, Mary Pat Bentel’s The Cockroach is a glorious drama that showcases the importance of support and resilience after a traumatic situation. Melissa Johns demands...