[REVIEW] ‘VOLITION’ ASKS HOW FAR WOULD YOU GO TO CHANGE THE FUTURE
The Smith Brothers first film Volition is a well-written, fast-paced story with great characters, plenty of action, and deep questions.
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[REVIEW] ‘NIGHTMARE CINEMA’ LIVES UP TO THE TITLE … BUT NOT IN A GOOD WAY
NIGHTMARE CINEMA Starring: Eric Nelsen, Sarah Withers, Kevin Fonteyne, Chris Warren | Richard Chamberlain, Zarah...
[BROOKLYN HORROR FILM FESTIVAL] – ‘THE SWERVE’ IS A CHILLING PORTRAIT OF DOMESTIC DEPRESSION
While it could have used a bit more explosivity in parts, The Swerve is a powerfully unnerving domestic psychodrama.
[BROOKLYN HORROR FILM FESTIVAL] ‘DANIEL ISN’T REAL’ IS A TRIP THAT WILL MAKE YOUR HEAD SPIN
A bit of body horror, a lot of psychological, and a sprinkle of cosmic and romance. I can't recommend Daniel…
[CINEPOCALYPSE] ‘MOPE’ FINDS POWERFUL DRAMA IN THE SEEDY
DIS/MEMBER's coverage of CINEPOCALYPSE 2019 continues with a review of the shocking Sundance favorite MOPE!
[CINEPOCALYPSE] ‘THE MUTE’ AND ‘THE LAST TO SEE THEM’ ARE DELIBERATELY PACED, STYLIZED AND WORTH WATCHING
Bartosz Konopka's 'The Mute' and Sara Summa's 'The Last to See Them' aren't just standard genre films, they're proof of…
[REVIEW] WE HAVE ALWAYS LIVED IN THE CASTLE IS A DARK, DREAMY WONDERLAND
We Have Always Lived in the Castle (2019) is a beautiful, gothic adaptation of Shirley Jackson's 1962 novel of the…