SXSW FILM FESTIVAL 2021 REVIEW! In Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America, co-directors...

I'll admit going to a Hollywood party, especially during award season, is pretty exciting… in...

Cinema of Sleep starts with one of the most compelling opening scenes I've seen recently....

Director Kate Brooks is largely known for her work as a war photojournalist, covering the human...

Devereux Milburn's debut feature film, Honeydew, is sure to be a delight for pretty much all...

Nick Sasso is no stranger to the world of film, having worked in various capacities behind the...

Loving both Barbara Crampton and Larry Fessenden, I was sure that Jakob's Wife would be...

Before you ask, this is the 1995 Paul Anderson Mortal Kombat, not the new one. With the...

Identity is free-floating. We are at times defined by our gender, race, profession, political...

Films are often described as "art," especially by filmmakers. Short films often best reflect...

While not a negative, the most distracting thing about co-writers and co-directors Kaiser...

SFFILM FILM FESTIVAL 2021 REVIEW! Ma Belle, My Beauty takes place in southern France among...

All Those Small Things is about Jonathan Robbins (James Faulkner), a successful British Game...

Her Name Was Jo follows 10-year old Jo (Mary Cate Williams), who, after the death of her...

SFFILM FILM FESTIVAL 2021 REVIEW! I'm Fine (Thanks For Asking) stars Kelley Kali, who co-wrote...