[This review contains spoilers] Elizabeth Harvest is a sci-fi thriller set in the remote home of tortured genius and budding Dr Frankenstein, Henry. Director Sebastian Gutierrez makes the most of a small cast, comprising Ciarán Hinds, Abbey Lee, Matthew Beard (Oliver), Dylan Baker (local cop Logan), as well as his partner and
A Line Birds Cannot See is a short animation that tells the story of a woman only known as E. When E was twelve, her family went from Guatemala in an attempt to cross the Mexican border into The United States only for E to be separated from them and
Mandao of the Dead is a new comedy/horror/sci-fi from writer director Scott Dunn and stars Dunn, Marisa Hood, Sean McBride and Alexandre Chen. "Jay Mandao (Dunn) and his adult nephew Jackson (McBride) astral projection to reverse a ghost's death on Halloween" This film combines astral projection and vampires in what could be considered
Murder Suicide: An upbeat buddy comedy Murder Suicide The beats are odd, the characters a little flat, but the quirky silliness of this film makes you smirk and grin. A woman kills her ass hole boyfriend because he let her dog run loose - she concocts a poisonous beer knowing he’ll ask
Struck, a low-budget indie film brought to us by filmmakers Alexander Milo Bischof and Michael Couvaras, tells a recognisable story, but within the sheltered and all-encompassing world of a group of teenage friends. Their naivete and narrow mindedness provides an interesting element to the drama, as we become entangled, as
