2019

Short films don’t always have to be set to a plot or even make sense.

My apologies for not covering Sunday Short Theatre last week. So much was going on,

About Endlessness is a blissful melody of the human experience

Hallucinatory feature film meets the spectre of colonialism head on, as Port Royal Film release

The Sunlit Night is the fourth feature film directed by David Wnendt and based on

Stand for what is right and fight for what is true as Dazzler Media release

Who survives when the lights go out? It’s a terrifying prospect to think about as

Jesse Pinkman is back in EL CAMINO: A BREAKING BAD MOVIE which is available on

Imagine a house: it’s upmarket, expensive, palatial and dreamlike. Inside there are beautiful furnishings, plush

An art heist, a dark cynical romance with an infliction of honesty resulting in blackmail

You can’t paint over the truth as Sony Pictures Releasing release the UK Trailer for

In recent times horror anthology films are rare, personal favourites such as Creepshow (1982) Creepshow

Friendships are put to the test in the UK Trailer for Michael Angelo Covino‘s The

Cults have long been a staple for movies. Hollywood is obsessed with films about cults.