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Totally Killer Review: Kiernan Shipka Grounds An Eccentric, Fun Horror Comedy
While it’s trying to do too much in terms of its plot, the film has a great cast & enough heartfelt moments and intrigue to keep the momentum going.
Jackdaw Review: Oliver Jackson-Cohen Gives Nuanced Performance In Taut Thriller
With Oliver Jackson-Cohen delivering a nuanced, vulnerable yet tough performance, Jackdaw is a gripping tale that's well worth the price of admission.
Sri Asih: The Warrior Review - Indonesian Superhero Film Wows With Slick Action
While the story is occasionally too stuffed, and drags a bit after the midway point, Sri Asih delivers clear, sharp action and an empowering story.
There's Something In The Barn Review: Bloody Horror Comedy Is Genuinely Fun
Boasting an engaging cast, all of whom are in on the joke, There’s Something in the Barn is rarely excessive and always entertaining.
River Review: A Refreshing Time Loop Comedy With Heart & A Great Ensemble Cast
Though not everything works, River is a time loop jaunt that isn’t easy to forget, bolstered by fantastic performances and a deep sense of fun.
Some Like It Rare Review: French Dark Comedy Is Entertaining & Absurd
While the film tends to get repetitive and its comedy doesn’t delve any deeper than it has to, Some Like It Rare is entertaining and darkly funny.
Nothing Review: Drama Channels Lord Of The Flies To Underwhelming Results
While the drama can be a tense watch, there is something missing in its execution to make it a riveting, suspenseful watch.
Piggy Review: Spanish Horror Film Explores Human Cruelty To Great Effect
Piggy has a slow-burn intensity that culminates in a superb ending and, though the film could have had tighter writing, is a satisfying watch.
Unidentified Objects: Beautifully Told Sci-Fi Drama Has Depth [Fantastic Fest]
Anchored by lovely performances by Matthew Jeffers and Sarah Hay, the film, with its misleading title, is one that is well worth the watch.
Missing Review: Crime Drama Is Intense, Twisty Slow-Burn [Fantastic Fest]
With its twists and turns, fascinating themes, and depth, Missing is a strong first feature entry from Shinzô Katayama.
The Antares Paradox Review: An Intense & Compelling Sci-Fi [Fantastic Fest]
The Antares Paradox is intense, well-made, explores interesting themes, and is bolstered by a fabulous central performance from Andrea Trepat.
