Dare to Dream: A Self-Destructive Path In Pursuit Of Approval
Alex Bates’ Dare to Dream is a drama about a young chef’s destructive desire to prove himself worthy to his ...
Tag: Thriller Short Film Review
Shadows Of The Dust: Sci-Fi Horror Masked As A Thriller
Ali Matlock’s Shadows Of The Dust beguiles its viewer until the very last moment as to its direction, resulting in ...
A Mother’s Touch: Psychological Thriller With A Side Of Mystery
Leo Bekmarmarchev’s 8-minute short, A Mother’s Touch is a psychological thriller that takes a darker turn. Speaking to a person ...
Hazel’s Eyes: Apocalypses And The Continuation Of Humanity
A film made in a mere 48 hours as part of a filmmaking challenge, Hazel’s Eyes is a surprisingly taut ...
The Withered Ghoul’s Ceremony: The Horror Of The Unreal
Xavier Terhorst’s The Withered Ghoul’s Ceremony knows how to create an oppressive vacuum in which to trap not only its ...
Squatter: The Reciprocated Grip Of Obsession
Aidan Guynes' written and directed Squatter is a sensory experience that revels in the suspense of its story. Propped up ...
Promises: The Place Between Loss And Vengeance
Written by and starring Cynthia Crofoot, Jim Morrison’s Promises is a 4-minute film, an experiment on the limits of zero-budget ...
Our Son: The Dangerous Proximity Of Predators To Grief And Vulnerability
At eight minutes long, Our Son, directed by Jeremy Max and co-written with Nittolo, packs in quite a bit of ...
Garage: A Resonant Portrayal Of PTSD
The nature of trauma is vicious. It traps you in the past, in specific boxes of the past. You can ...
Bound: The Unsettling Power Of People Who Only Look Harmless
On the surface, Claire lives a thoroughly domestic life. Pictures of her family line the shelves. She plays solitaire in ...
