May 20, 2019
Isabelle (Movie Review)
Imagine having a new house, new job, and a first child weeks away. It sounds like a situation where life could not be more perfect...
Author: Sarah Salvaggio
May 14, 2019
Aniara (Movie Review)
To our knowledge, Earth is the only home humans have ever known. That in mind, what happens when Earth can no longer sustain it all and mankind is forced to leave? Will the new home fair any better? Writers/Directors Pella Kagerman (The Swedish Supporter 2011,...
May 9, 2019
High Moon (Movie Review)
Looking for a different kind of film to watch? Look no further then High Moon, a story where the old west meets modern day with a good dose of werewolves. Written and directed by Josh Ridgway (Superman Returns 2006, The Sector 2016), the film originally titled...
May 6, 2019
Amityville: Mt. Misery Road (Movie Review)
Known haunted places have a way of pulling interest from thrill seekers wanting to hunt for ghosts and the paranormal. Long Island, New York's bayside village of Amityville has a long record of multiple hauntings and interest. That said, the stories have been recollected numerous...
May 1, 2019
Clara (Movie Review)
There is much in the universe that is unknown. Scientists are tirelessly searching to find out if life is possible outside the current knowledge of Earth. These thoughts in mind, Toronto-based Filmmaker Akash Sherman (The Rocket List 2015, Four in the Morning 2016) has created...
April 29, 2019
Level 16 (Movie Review)
Most children are taught never to question authority. Young girls, especially, are meant to be obedient and pure in order to be worth anything. This in mind, Canadian Filmmaker Danishka Esterhazy (Black Field 2009, Where the Funny Comes From 2011) has taken these ideas to...
April 17, 2019
Hail Satan? (Documentary Review)
Freedom of speech and religion allow for people to protest what they think is wrong and believe in what they feel is true. That is why Magnolia Pictures and Director Penny Lane (Our Nixon 2013, Normal Appearances 2017) have teamed up to present Hail Satan?, a...
April 9, 2019
Long Lost (Movie Review)
Imagine being raised as an only child, but suddenly as an adult finding out a sibling exists. This thought to pounder, currently on a limited theatrical run, comes the new Thriller Long Lost. The debut feature from Writer/Director Erik Bloomquist, Long Lost will also be...
April 5, 2019
Blood Craft (Movie Review)
A traumatic childhood can leave emotional scars that last a lifetime. That in mind, Director and Co-Writer James Cullen Bressack (If Looks Could Kill 2016, Bethany 2017) explore what happens when those traumas are coupled with the knowledge of witchcraft in Blood Craft.First playing festivals...
April 4, 2019
Motel Mist (Movie Review)
Billed as a Sci-Fi Thriller, Motel Mist is a new film from Writer/Director Prabda Yoon (Invisible Waves 2006, Someone from Nowhere 2017) set for release on DVD, as well as VOD, on Tuesday, April 9th through Breaking Glass Pictures. [caption id="attachment_266400" align="alignleft" width="660"] Motel Mist still....
