Neon Days: Review
By Jack Hawkins. Only some kind of psychopath would enjoy trashing a low-budget debut feature; gleefully punching down would reveal no empathy for a young… Neon Days: Review
Death Of Me: Review
There’s no better time to bask in the eerie glow of horror movies than October, as genre fans often indulge in a melody of films… Death Of Me: Review
2067: Review
Considering the world’s dire straights, contemplative science fiction films hold more relevance than ever, taking to task several critical facets that are often overlooked in… 2067: Review
Guilt: Review
Jessie (Janet Shay) is a child psychologist. She spends her career counselling children who have experienced the most unimaginable things and it’s starting to become… Guilt: Review
Ekstase: GSFF Review
Ekstase: A montage of scenes from European silent films exploring the stereotype of women on the verge of insanity. The film displays the women as… Ekstase: GSFF Review