Hundreds Of Beavers - Review ‘Hundreds of Beavers’ takes place during a supernatural-esque 19th century, where a drunken applejack salesman has his empire destroyed by beavers, thus becoming North America’s greatest trapper. Whilst the latest blockbusters intrigue me, I also take an interest in indie and lower budget films, and this is

There’s A Zombie Outside: Popcorn Frights Film Festival Review The saying goes that life can often imitate art…and ‘There’s A Zombie Outside’ has taken that phrase to heart! ‘There’s A Zombie Outside’ follows a filmmaker as he starts to think a zombie is stalking him, but is this all in his head? This

Jasper Clay (Nathan Hill) is a private detective on the brink of retirement until he hears about what could be his last job. However, meeting Courtney (Sandy Greenwood) soon convinces him that he should take the case, especially since while they’re making love two men break in and attack her. So,

Fuck You Cupid: Review. By Simon Thompson Writer/director Felipe Marinheiro’s Fuck You Cupid is a well-crafted short film from a visual standpoint, but sadly suffers from a largely lacklustre script, which detracts from the short’s beautiful cinematography and lighting. Before seeing the short itself, the in-your-face title made it seem

Flatters: Review. By Joe Muldoon. It’s a well-known fact that when we’re lonely, the best course of action is to hit the internet and scour dating sites to find perfect strangers to date. Or, even better, Craigslist, a haven of safety and normalcy. At least, Lenny (Doug Wyckoff) seems to