The Withered Ghoul’s Ceremony: The Horror Of The Unreal
Xavier Terhorst’s The Withered Ghoul’s Ceremony knows how to create an oppressive vacuum in which to trap not only its ...
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Squatter: The Reciprocated Grip Of Obsession
Aidan Guynes' written and directed Squatter is a sensory experience that revels in the suspense of its story. Propped up ...
Guys Like You: The Role Of Support In Coming Of Age
A three episode limited series, Kyle Coffman’s Guys Like You explores its protagonist through the encounters he has with three ...
Motel: The Comedy, The Horror And The Haunt Of Serial Killers
Murder is a staple of dark comedies. For Blake in Criss Gidas’ Motel, it is also a staple of his ...
Making Peace: Coming To Terms With Life
Judah Ray’s 23-minute period drama, Making Peace, tells its story in fragments, going back in time to revisit events that ...
#ISFJ: Leaving And Loving In A Changing World
A story with digital life as the common denominator between its two forking arcs, Joe Jennings Jr.’s #ISFJ follows four ...
How I’ve Met God: A Coming Into Form
Featuring the antisocial genius as its protagonist, How I’ve Met God is a strangely alluring film. Writer-director German Kuzyura takes ...
SASHA: All The Things A Product Can Do
Shot on an iPhone, David McGuff’s sci-fi SASHA is an emotional take on the android custom-built companion. Unfolding over nine ...
The Night Out: A Jolt To Expectations
Two adolescent girls go on a trip to celebrate one turning eighteen. A serial killer follows them. Jordan Burbank directed ...
The Love You Want Exists: Romance And A Whole Lot Of Comedy To Wash It Down With
Balancing satire with sincerity, Zanah Thirus’ The Love You Want Exists teases its characters while also allowing space for serious ...
