Harpoon: BRWC FrightFest Review - So, full disclosure, I’ve always been a sucker for movies set in one location. And while Rob Grant’s 2019 black comedy/horror does begin on land, it isn’t long before it’s lead trio of despicable twenty-somethings make their way onto the yacht that will serve as
The Wind: BRWC Frightfest Review. This atmospheric horror-western is an accomplished and assured debut feature for the duo of director Emma Tammi and writer Teresa Sutherland. Setting spooky gothic traditions in the western frontier of the late 1800s, The Wind stars Caitlin Gerard (Insidious: The Last Key) as Lizzy Macklin, a woman haunted by
Dark Encounter: BRWC FrightFest Review On the anniversary of a young girl’s disappearance, her grieving family return from a memorial service and struggle to heal. Over the course of the evening, each are drawn to a strange phenomenon in the skies above a nearby forest. Before long, the group are plagued
How Drones Are Being Used in the Film Industry. By Frankie Wallace. Drones (also known as unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs) have been making headlines lately with conversation regarding their use in art and business. No industry better encapsulates the creative abilities of these machines like Hollywood. At an increasing
There’s a moment in Ant Timpson’s 2019 black comedy/thriller Come to Daddy where a character stabs another character with a pen smeared in their own shit. It’s as disgusting as it is hilarious, and as the scene plays out, reveling in the full-on blackly comedic absurdity of it, I finally
