A strange trip, even for French films, “Let the Corpses Tan” is a weird, wild homage to spaghetti westerns that’s anything but ordinary. Gold. …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Let the Corpses Tan (2017)
Brittany Snow dazzles in her directorial debut — crafting a personal but relatable tale of the path to redemption in the wake of destruction. The …continue reading SXSW 2023: Parachute
You may not want to watch a documentary about menstruation, but you need to because “Periodical” is compelling, important, and eye-opening. Of all the …continue reading SXSW 2023: Periodical (Documentary)
An entertaining homage to 80s slashers, “She Came From the Woods” is best enjoyed with friends and a fun game of ‘guess the genre …continue reading Reel Review: She Came From the Woods
It may be sexy and subversive, but “On The Edge” is really a heartbreaking portrayal of the horrors we endure to find redemption and …continue reading Sexy Sunday: On The Edge (2022)
The smartly scripted, well-executed, female-driven thriller “Hunt Her, Kill Her” is refreshingly real while still utterly engaging. Here we go! Sometimes all you want …continue reading Reel Review : Hunt Her, Kill Her (2023)
Stylish and sincere, “Deadly Dealings” is a flawed but fun supernatural slasher exemplifying the passion and creativity of indie filmmaking. Deadly Dealings is the …continue reading Reel Review: Deadly Dealings (2022)
Though not as bleak and brutal as you might expect or hope for, “The Park” beautifully celebrates humanity in the face of hopelessness. Thematically, …continue reading Reel Review: The Park (2023)
Though it may feel familiar, “The Creeping” is a slow-burn ghost film elevated by effective chills and stellar production values. I first got a …continue reading Reel Review: The Creeping (2023)
The heartwarming documentary “A Pebble in the Pond” may seem like a simple celebration of good deeds, but it might just alter your core. …continue reading Real 2 Reel: A Pebble in the Pond (2022)
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