By Matt Taylor A sensitive portrayal of battling oneâs own demons. This film is a great portrait of isolation and phobia, with many elements of a psychological thriller. It draws the viewer in and does not let go until the mystery is solved and the âtealightâ wins over the forces of darkness in the protagonistâs […]
By Micha Meyer The fine line between love and obsession in a grim psychological thrillerThis film is good, but not great attempt at creating a psychological thriller about unrequited love and turning the tables on the jilted lover.I found the script to be on the simplistic side, given the subject matter of the piece, but […]
By Christian Cook Poignant and accurate about the state of todayâs world This short film that was shot completely in one location with a cast of only three children, yet it manages to tackle many issues we are all experiencing today. In about seven minutes, the viewer gets to experience the impact of media, social […]
By Mathew Tretola A Whimsical Animation about a Bad Trip! This animated short was surprisingly entertaining. The title âBrowniesâ did not really give away the content as it started off with a woman making brownies with some kind of green substance. The script is pretty straight forward and the voice acting a bit lacking, but […]
By J.W. Cox This film is definitely a breath of fresh air as it sends out a beautiful message in an original âout of the Boxâ manner. It is obvious that writer/director âJ.W. Coxâ is not your average filmmaker; the ability to deliver such a product is not something that even the most experienced of […]
By Davide Serra Before writing any review, I usually watch the work twice; the first time as a ânormalâ member of the audience and the second time as a critic, this is not the case with âLittle Love Storyâ, this is a film that I enjoyed watching at least four times. It is not every […]
By Charles Williams Its not everyday that we stumble upon a ârealâ psychological thriller, but instead (most of the time) we are given a less than average work that does not stand out to one of the genres that takes real understanding of the language of film to be able to venture in it; not […]
By Jinji Sayson It is always a delight when reviewing a documentary since to me they are my personal favorite genre of films; documentaries are not only films with information but also they represent a genuine experience for the viewer to delve into a new world or to have a look at things from a […]
By Salman Aziz Every time I am about to review an experimental, the same question pops up in mind; is it going to be up to the standard or am I going to be watching another âclichĂ©â? âLost in the Black Hole âwas anything but a âclichĂ©â, the work of writer/director âSalman Azizâ proved to […]
by Peter Dorn-Ravlin It is always a mixed pot of feelings when working on a sci-fi such as âDust Angelâ; on one hand it is very exciting and pleasurable to see that short film directors are venturing into such challenging productions but on the other hand there is always that fear that such work would […]
