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PRIMITIVE TECHNOLOGY

By | June 2008

2008 DEADCENTER FILM FESTIVAL SHORT FILM! Modern society is cold and impersonal, and has made humanity insensate and boring…

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PRIMITIVE TECHNOLOGY

Modern society is cold and impersonal, and has made humanity insensate and boring. This is the assertion of three guys in “Primitive Technology,” who...

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BARK OR BITE

Getting lost in a blizzard is no fun. On one hand, Adam, Shelly, Zeus, and Norah are sheltered in a log cabin. On the other, they’re socked in with no...

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THREE LITTLE WORDS

Saying “I love you” is never easy, especially when the person on the receiving end doesn’t reciprocate. This is the dilemma facing our hero in...

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THE STANTON FAMILY GRAVE ROBBERY

Those who don’t live in the great states of Texas or Oklahoma might be unfamiliar with the often...unpleasant relations between the two states. Much of...

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THE HAPPENING

Minor spoilage! In a virtually packed AMC movie theatre in metro-Atlanta, I heartily chuckled and gasped while watching "The Happening," M. Night...

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MAKING A KILLING

Euthanasia is a controversial subject in this country, to say nothing of the fact that it’s illegal. So where does that leave the terminal patient who...

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MY DEER FRIEND

“My Deer Friend” is pretty much what it advertises, a short film about a young man named Glen and his best friend, a deer named Richard. The two enjoy...

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CAPTURE CLAUS

Sean wants desperately to prove the existence of Santa to his unbelieving older brother and dad Frank, both of whom have long since lost their faith in...

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PLOT POINT

This particular short is difficult to review for two reasons: if you look at it from the context of how it is was made, it could be considered quite...

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OKIE NOODLING II

In 2001, director Bradley Beesley introduced most of the world to the sport of “noodling.” Noodling, also known as hand fishing, is the art of plunging...

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