Alex (Johnny Beauchamp) is struggling with a lot of things in his life. He grew up with an abusive father who beat out all the confidence he had inside him, but he is still forced to live with him. He took to dealing with his father by turning to drink,

Sarlota (Natalia Germani) is returning to her hometown after learning about the death of her mother. Home seems to be a place full of bad memories and trauma for Sarlota as well because she’s still grieving over the loss of her sister in an accident which she blames herself. Also,

Flora And Son: Review. By Richard Schertzer. If you put a struggling single mother with a troubled son and charming guitarist you would probably have something like Flora and Son. The film tells the tale of Flora, who is played incredibly by Eve Hewson, and her belligerent son Max, who consistently

Head Count: Review. By Jake Peffer. Head Count follows Kat, an escaped convict who has been kidnapped by an unknown person. While being held captive Kat finds his own revolver pointed at his head. As his captor tries to pull the trigger, each empty round clicks away and sparks Kat

Saw X – The BRWC Review. By Daniel Rester.   James Wan’s directorial debut Saw (2004) spawned a popular horror franchise in the 2000s, with a sequel releasing every year up through 2010. The original film is a horror classic and the first two sequels are fine. After that, the series