PRAY AWAY Is a Gut-Wrenching Look At The Dangers of Conversion Therapy
Pray Away is living proof, a document which chronicles the origins, and the deeply harmful effects of so-called conversion therapy.
Movie Reviews
Documentary Review: Wuhan Wuhan – Sobering & Deeply Human
Wuhan Wuhan is an incredibly important document which humanizes and chronicles the suffering at the epicenter of this pandemic.
Movie Review: Dolphin Island – Relief For Hurricane Victims, Good Film to Boot
Alright, I know the title is pretty rich, coming from an organization that also creates Transformers content. But hear me out. As reviewers, we’re always […]
Troma’s #ShakespearesShitstorm Is Insane, Beautiful
If you walk into #ShakespearesShitstorm without warning of what it is, you’d be shocked. For those in the know, it’s a Kaufman masterpiece.
[Film review] THE BEACH HOUSE – Shudder’s intimate tale of invasion
THE BEACH HOUSE is a complex tale about the human condition, with plenty of scares, tons of gore and gorgeous visuals.
Film review: Blood on her Name (2020)
I enjoy big blockbuster films as much as the next person. In fact, I´ve written extensively before about how I don´t dislike the Bayverse TRANSFORMERS […]
Free Enterprise and its Effect On Pop Culture
Alice continues her exploration of “Free Enterprise” for the film’s 20th anniversary. This time, looking at its effect on pop culture.
Film Review: “Starfish” (2019)
“Starfish”, director A.T. White’s opus about loss, friendship and forgiveness, is a high note for experimental cinema – if not a film for everyone.
Film Review: “Feral” (2019)
A world-premiering review of Emmy Award Winner Andrew Wonder’s “Feral”.
Short Film Review: Maniac Nun on a Mission to Kill Leo Fontaine (2019)
There’s a very strong voice in genre/cult/horror cinema waiting to be unleashed upon the masses. Maniac Nun on a Mission to Kill Leo Fontaine is live NOW on YouTube.
Movie Review: “Butterfly Kisses” (2018)
“Butterfly Kisses” attempts to be two things at once, and succeeds on both counts with flying colors. One of the best found footage horror films I’ve seen.
Film Review: space.games.film (Documentary, 2019)
space.games.film is an interesting, important look at a historic part of video games, but sadly, the lack of jeopardy makes for a very slow-burning experience.
Movie Review: A Look Back at “The X Files: I Want to Believe” (2008)
Dive deep into the unappreciated gem that is 2008’s “The X-Files: I want to believe”.
Short Film Review: “Coffee” (2019)
Emil Johansson returns to the directorial chair, but strays from his usual horror binge and ventures into comedy. Does it pay off?
Film Review: “The Gated Community” (Unreleased, 2018)
“The Gated Community” contains within some examples of interesting independent cinema, but the differing tones and subpar quality of some segments hold it back.
Film Review: Super Game Jam (Docuseries + Games)
“Super Game Jam” is a masterclass in making games. While somewhat technically flawed, it is always saved by great protagonists and the adventure of making a game.