At times elegant and captivating, Jeffrey St. Jules’ The Silent Planet is a standout in lo-fi science fiction. The film is crafted with an incredible level of detail, from the two particularly s...
A short with all the potential in the world, Hell is a Teenage Girl has its tongue firmly in its cheek as it gives little nods to the horror cliches we love. What we have is a film that you can’...
Kryptic, with it’s promising potential gets lost within its own aesthetic and desire to be rife with ambiguity. Chloe Pirrie and the cinematography are the shining lights in a film let down from...
AstroNots is a fun short film that leaves just the right amount on the table to want you to see what happens next to our hapless duo. Co-writers and leads Adam Dunn and Aaron Glenane bounce well off e...
In a world where cynicism is ever on the rise, Adrianne and the Castle is magic, pure, beautiful unadulterated magic. Shannon Walsh’s intoxicating doc about grief, of losing your soul mate while...
Carnage for Christmas is a lean, strongly-written horror. Alice Maio Mackay has made a confident and engaging slasher that hits the right notes to be a fun and satisfying seasonal horror watch. The un...
Monte Hellman’s Cockfighter is an intriguing character study of redemption. Warren Oates’s performance is what makes the film such an important watch; filled with empathy and determination...
With sublime imagery from beginning to end, At the Door of the House Who Will Come Knocking is a slow observational documentary that becomes a powerful snapshot of solitude and melancholy – an emotion...
Will Jewell’s thought-provoking short film Wired delves into the consequences of our Smart Hubs gaining unwanted control. Amy Beth Hayes delivers a compelling performance, anchoring this impress...
At times, Food for Profit is horrifically difficult and uncomfortable to watch, but wholly necessary. Although its narrative is possibly too sensationalist at times, it is done so for a purpose. It wa...