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Red State

Kevin Smith’s latest flick RED STATE might have a higher body count than all of his other films combined, which isn’t exactly something he’s known for in his career, but it’s still a decidedly Kevin...

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Scalene

Director and co-writer Zack Parker sets the stage for his perceptual thriller with a haggard looking mother Janice Trimble (Emmy award winning actress Margo Martindale) breaking into a young girl’s...

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Bad Is Bad

I have a lot of admiration for anyone who can make a movie for $6,000 on the Canon 7D, which many of my friends are using these days. That said, BAD IS BAD, directed by Kent Lamm, is a very bold...

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Cabin in the Woods

I have been looking forward to THE CABIN IN THE WOODS since I first heard about it over 3 years ago. Every delay it went through was like a direct slap in the face. I avoided almost all trailers / TV...

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Night Music

NIGHT MUSIC, the 2010 feature film from director Blair Hayes, centers around one confrontational evening in a beautiful mansion between former friends Leo, Jon, and Tricia. A tense little thriller,...

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Stoker

STOKER, the English language debut of Korean director Chan-wook Park, is very basically a coming of age story gone terribly wrong. Of course, with issues of nature and nurture, sexuality, revenge, and...

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Host

Please do not confuse with film with the Stephanie Meyer book and movie of the same name. In its ten minute running time writer director Danny Lacey is able to create more compelling characters and...

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The Silence

If you’re looking for an action packed crime drama filled with guns, gratuitous violence, and improbable car chases, THE SILENCE is not that movie. It is almost the antithesis of what one would expect...

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Forever’s End

FOREVER’S END is really difficult to talk about without ruining the mystery of the film. While a lot of the intrigue and charm of this film comes merely from watching a lonely young girl go about her...

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Shadowplay

Privacy is a modern invention. That’s actually something I first heard in HOUSE, in one of the latter seasons, and for some reason, it just stuck with me. I mean, it’s true isn’t it, privacy IS a...

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