COVID, Cage, Miller: Weekly Round Up - The COVID-19 crisis may have forced us all to change the way we work and think about things, but just because no productions can currently take place that doesn’t seem to have stopped Hollywood from continuing with certain aspects of their business. For example,
Stay At Home Edition: Bits & Pieces. Major Harry Smith (Travis Fimmel, Vikings) and his company of 108 young and inexperienced Australian and New Zealand soldiers are fighting for their lives in the Battle of Long Tan in 1967. With 2,500 battle-hardened Viet Cong soldiers closing in, their ammunition running
‘The Wake’ is a 10-minute Irish Horror Short written and directed by Rik Gordon. When a relative passes away, a couple, Peter and Claire (played by Finlay Cormack and Kathleen Bridget Murphy), reunite with their families to mourn. However, the traditions held by the family are anything but normal. This was
“Immortal Hero” is a Japanese film based on Ryuho Okawa, the founder of Happy Science, a religious movement that evidently claims to have over 11 million followers worldwide. Okawa, unsurprisingly, executive produced this film and his daughter, Sayaka, wrote the screenplay. Immortal Hero follows Makoto Mioya, aka the movie version of
Jay Jackson (Bart Edwards) is a workaholic who lives with his wife and two daughters and despite his need to get out of the house to provide for his family, he seemingly lives the perfect life. That is until one night when his house gets invaded by a serial killer
