I’ve always had a particular fondness for low-budget films that, for lack of a better word, look cheap. These are the kinds of movies that struggle to bring together the basic elements that make...
A sincere and healing faux road trip drama that struggles to outright stick out from the crowd. The title of Lilian Mehrel’s debut feature, premiering at the 2025 Tribeca film festival, HoneyJoo...
Once you set aside your intelligence, your reason, and every instinct that compels you to object to nonsense, I can assure you that Stop! That! Train! will be the funniest thing you watch this year. S...
Writer/director Ryan J Smith’s Arthur’s Empire is what would happen if Mackenzie Crook had written Midnight In The Garden Of Good And Evil. Shot on a microbudget and a limited schedule, this is an exc...
Loves Company – Review. By Simon Thompson Writer/director Jason Laurits’s Loves Company is an uneven comedy that, while funny in places, doesn’t quiet come together as a whole. While there is a ...
