Thriller

Outsiders

By Bobby LePire | April 2022

The original title of Outsiders was No Running, and truth be told, that is the better and more apt title. But no…

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The original title of Outsiders was No Running, and truth be told, that is the better and more apt title. But no matter what one calls it, Delmar...

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Not Alone feels like a rip-off of many horror films we've seen before. It's an amalgamation of story elements drawn from the likes of The Amityville...

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Picture this: You are standing in the dark; the only light is from a dim, flickering candle. You stand in front of a mirror, take a deep breath, and begin...

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The tension in Chilean co-writer/director Nic Postiglione's thriller Immersion (Inmersión) is generated by constant friction whipped up by its...

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In her last film, The Desperate Hour (reviewed under its original title of Lakewood), Naomi Watts showcased a physically demanding performance as a mother...

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Dreams and reincarnation are two very familiar components in science fiction. Filmmakers consistently go back to the well with these themes because, by...

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Dying is easy. Comedy is hard. This saying is no truer than in Daniel Florio's thriller, The Improviser. Brett Sugerman (Anthony Giordano) wants...

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Writer-director Sheikh Shahnawaz's powerhouse feature debut, Bluff, is a gritty heroin epic set in a junked-out English concrete jungle. Detective Miller...

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"I just need a little more time," says the determined hero of director Stephen Fingleton's single-take thriller Nightride, over and over again. "That's...

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Written by David Ebeltoft and directed by Rob Blackhurst, Here Alone is quite the timely film, despite beginning its festival run a few years ago. The...

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