The Wind: BRWC Frightfest Review. This atmospheric horror-western is an accomplished and assured debut feature for the duo of director Emma Tammi and writer Teresa Sutherland. Setting spooky gothic tr...
Dark Encounter: BRWC FrightFest Review On the anniversary of a young girl’s disappearance, her grieving family return from a memorial service and struggle to heal. Over the course of the evening, each...
There’s a moment in Ant Timpson’s 2019 black comedy/thriller Come to Daddy where a character stabs another character with a pen smeared in their own shit. It’s as disgusting as it is hilarious, and as...
Colonialism has been the cause of a level of suffering that is indescribable. Through its spread, the depths of human cruelty shone darker than ever. However, in that darkness, there was still light, ...
Good Boys: The BRWC Review. Invited to his first kissing party, 12-year-old Max (Jacob Tremblay) asks his best friends Lucas (Keith L. Williams) and Thor (Brady Noon) for some much-needed help on how ...
