The Obscure Life of a Teen by Kunwar Mahajan This film is a great proof that you don’t need a lot of time to be able to send out a very powerful message, although it is not always easy to be able to convey such a thing in a short period of time, but director […]
Category: Reviews
CAR JACK Review
Car Jack by Michael Winingham This film is an absolute thrill that sends real shivers down the spine and has the viewers literally holding their breath even after it is over. This kind of achievement is best described as an impeccably knitted overall production with all of its aspects at play very well thought of […]
The Misfit Review
The Misfit by Chris Tailor The first thing that comes to mind after watching this film is the light comedy style sitcoms from back in the 80’s with all the miscommunication situations or the way the characters interact with each other and with the happenings around them. This kind of work isn’t cut for everyone; […]
Headlights Review
Headlights by Jonathon Davis “She aint coming back, you know that” is the first sentence that the main character says in the film; which perfectly resumes the psychological trip that the audiences are about to experience. This film portrays the remorse and guilt sensation that is felt in a posttraumatic situation and reflects great credibility […]
Look at Us Now Review
Look at Us Now by Vee Rodriguez The ability to really inspire others through film is a challenge that even the most talented and experienced of filmmakers might fail at achieving, but what artist “Vee Rodriguez” aka “ Vee the Vision” did was more than just inspire he was able to really create a motivational […]
Courageous Mice Review
Courageous Mice by Sara GarcĂa and Miriam GarcĂa It is always a real sensation when we stumble upon a genuine and one of a kind animation work; and this is exactly what “Courageous Mice” is all about. This work reveals the extent of creativity and originality that both directors “Sara” and “Miriam” have and how […]
TRIGGERS In depth Critique
TRIGGERS by Anthony “BAM” Sutton From its title “Triggers” the viewers are triggered to watch the work and find out what it is all about. It is always an interesting challenge when working on a topic that involves mental health, a challenge that a lot of directors (even the most experienced) try to avoid due […]
Bluebell Review
Bluebell by Sohaila Lindheim It took me a good 15 to 20 minutes after watching this film to re collect my sentiments and grasp the heaviness of this emotional roller coaster ride that seized over me and had me spinning with a thousand thoughts on how life can turn upside down in no time. A […]
The Final Wish Review
The Final Wish by Luis Perez Villegas Almost all of us as children, had this wish to turn into a super hero and get the chance to save the world, writer/director “Villegas” transported us with his work into this fantasy world all the while keeping a more than a fine sense of humor and presenting […]
Dominion Evolucion Review
Dominion Evolucion by Lucas Zoppi After watching the work, one would definitely assume that the director is influenced by the pandemic we are living in nowadays and wanted to give us a different point of view, but what is really odd and border line eerie is the fact that this film was completed way before […]