Sean Beckwith (Jason Patric) is searching for his daughter and his search leads him to Mexico where he believes a cartel have held her hostage. Having been a soldier, Sean has a particular set of skills when it comes to dealing with these kinds of situations and he thinks he’s

Kokomo City: The BRWC Review. By Rudie Obias Documentaries like Streetwise, Born into Brothels, Buying Sex, and others are often a source of true-to-life and harsh realities of people living off-the-radar. A film by director D. Smith sheds light on the underground lives of sex workers in the documentary Kokomo

Site 13: Review Nathan Marsh (Nathan Faudree) has woken up in a mental institution and has no recollection of how he got there. Worse still, he feels like there’s something inside him that’s screaming to get out and that soon becomes apparent when his possession announces itself to Sister Margaret (Leila

Oppenheimer – The BRWC Review. By Daniel Rester.  “Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.”  Julius Robert Oppenheimer, quoting from Bhagavad Gita, made these words infamous when he uttered them. The theoretical physicist became known as the “father of the atomic bomb” after being the director for the

Branna (Erin Gavin) and Finn (Gavin O’Fearraigh) are a couple looking to get away from it all for the weekend. They’ve booked a place in San Diego and coming from Ireland, they’re a long way from home and looking forward to relaxing. Tony (Steve Martini) and Gia (Gabriela Kulaif) are