Filmmaker Michael Rich’s short horror The Queue shows the worst of humanity that some poor souls encounter daily. By making the toiling job of a content moderator even more grim, Rich creates an...
Erik Jasaň’s eye-opening and poignant short film The Professional Parent shows us a world many try not to believe exists, for some children are deemed to be of the wrong ethnicity. It is a stark...
Sophia Ray’s utterly stunning Triptych is a triumph of a short film. Its beauty and unsettling nature, coupled with its psychological surrealist horror, make it a captivating exploration of the ...
Teenage filmmaker Caleb Reese Paul has made something quite extraordinary with the riveting The Lake in the Sky. From the first second of this deeply textured 17-minute short film, you are thrown into...
Tom Paul Martin’s fantastic Where Are All The Gay Superheroes? explores that continually prodding question. It is an important short film that should open up a multitude of conversations. After ...
Sometimes, it’s okay to admit when you’re not okay; that is the message that Zen Pace pushes home in their emotional animated short film Play Again. This moving short tackles the idea of h...
A nice single-parter for us today with the letter U, delving back all the way to horror films from1927 with this list, so you are in for a good one! Ugetsu Monogatari (1953) Genjurô and Tôbei ar...
You know when some letters look like they have a lot of films starting with them, but you think nothing of it? Well, that was me with the letter T. Welcome to Part One of Seven (yes, you read that rig...
To get to Z (and numbers), we are steaming along with just Part Onefor now before we return for the sequels for each letter. So don’t worry if you are wondering where Part Two to Letter R is. It...
Welcome to the letter R! This letter has some lovely films to discuss, from utter classics to sequels to brilliant international horror films to some utter nutty pieces of cinema. The letter R offers ...