“There’s nothing you can do for him now.” This backwoods romp through the sticks filled with some pretty heinous-looking creatures is exactly what has been missing in the independent film community. A Hard Place, director J. Horton’s crime thriller turned apocalyptic showdown ...
Finding Nicole does everything right. It is fun and flirty when it needs to be and completely captivating as a once in a lifetime love turns apocalyptic and absolutely harrowing, resulting in an independent film which - above everything else - is an empowering testament to ...
The aliens aren’t out there. They are already among us. And Static Codes explains all you need to know as one an alcoholic paraplegic named Richard (Shane Woodson, Heroes) takes them on, as well as a massive cover-up in the disappearance of his wife Penelope ...
Writer/Director Joe Hollow returns with a revisit to one of his original films (from a decade ago!) and comes out with a leaner and meaner flick on his hands. The Devil’s Disciples is a reworking of an earlier film, Disciples, and - quite honestly - this NEW version is a much ...
“Rodney, take the shot NOW!!!!” Because the dark side of addiction might not be the addiction itself. Something’s not quite right with Nanny Lou (Charlene Tilton, Dallas) and, when it comes to this horror gem, that’s Grade A perfection. Tilton is both ballsy and brash in her role as the ...
Nasty nautical nonsense has a new name! Committing fully to all things Walt Disney, Screamboat - written and directed by Steven LaMorte - absolutely delivers a keyed-in take on what Disneyland gone violent and wild might look like. It’s a full-throttled 100-minutes of zany ...
It’s the scream. In that single moment - in which a scream breaks through the silence of the screen - in which Dark My Light begins its narrative threading and perfectly knots its audience to the events of the movie. Hair-raising and completely unexpected, this shredding of ...
Let’s hear it for the good ol’ bad guys!! With an engaging atmosphere and an equally sharp DIY attitude, First Moon takes aim at the blackest of nights and delivers one howl of a horror flick, complete with a creature design from SFX artist, Thomas E. Surprenant whose work has ...
“You are in a dream right now.” Best-selling self-help author and self-styled genius Dr. Mark Healer (William McNamara) is, quite simply, up to no good in this independently produced shocker. He’s using Dream Therapy on the tragic homeless he finds in the streets of Los ...
Kevin Macdonald’s One to One: John and Yoko is both a time capsule and a deeply personal exploration of two (well, only one really) of the most iconic figures in music history. Tackling the 18 pivotal months of John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s lives in New York’s Greenwich ...
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