James Caley’s The Drive is pertinent to the times we are compelled to live in. Set ten years into the future (optimistic),...

Small things become objects of great fear. Like a door. It’s just a door. Unless it is the sole barrier...

This 12:32-minute-long Cory DeMeyers film packs in everything and more than one would expect from a gangster genre. There is...

Joe Mitchell’s Livin After Midnight has only one problem—its minuscule time-length. Barely six minutes long, the film, a thorough tomfoolery-meets-idiocy...

Done right and taken seriously, the vampire genre has much to offer. With the figure of the undead predator, artists...

Rags to riches is an alluring myth. Ask most heroes of these tales, and they will perpetuate it. It is...

At a minuscule 1 minute 24 seconds runtime, Jordan Blady’s Somebody does not give you long to sit with its world. All...

In the 09:35-minute long narrative, writer-director Riley Cusick expertly handles a subject that is both sensitive and complex. A close-up...

Watching writer-director Alex Bates’s Occupied is equivalent to having a slice of history lesson served with drama and philosophy; and...

A trademark feature of the pandemic is the sudden crop of video calls within the narrative as a storytelling tool....