SXSW 2026 Review: Birth is For P*ssies (Short) – A Refreshing Perspective on Childbirth!
Birth is For P*ssies is a 13-minute pilot created and written by Hannah Shealy, who also co-directs the film alongside
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Author: Surya Komal
Strings (2026) Review: A Definite Improvement in Hooroo Jackson’s AI Film Universe!
Strings marks an intriguing step forward for filmmaker Hooroo Jackson, especially when placed alongside his earlier experiments with AI-generated cinema.
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Crime 101 Review: A Well-Crafted Crime Thriller!
Crime 101, directed by Bart Layton, positions itself as a throwback to the disciplined, character-driven crime dramas that dominated the
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Air Shift Review: Light, Genre-Inflected Entertainment!
Air Shift, written and directed by Chris Maes, is a contained horror-thriller that blends crime tension with B-movie absurdity. Set
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All Saints Day (2025) Review: A Compelling Performance-Driven Drama!
All Saints Day, directed by Matt Aaron Krinsky, is a character-centric family drama infused with dark comedic undercurrents. Adapted from
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My Only Friend’s a Corpse Review: A Charming & Deliberately Campy Film!
My Only Friend’s a Corpse is a 70-minute indie horror-comedy directed by Jack Bayless, who also handles writing and special
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Last Hit (2026) Review: A Decent Action-Thriller!
Last Hit, directed by David M. Parks, is as a lean action-thriller infused with crime drama sensibilities. With a brisk
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The Huntsman (2026) Review: A Moody, Psychologically Driven Thriller!
The Huntsman, directed by Kyle Kauwika Harris, is a character-driven psychological thriller adapted from Judith Sanders’ award-winning novel. Positioned as
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Short Film Review: Watching Walter – A Testament to Resilience!
Watching Walter, directed by Mitch Yapko and written by Mark Dylan Brown, is a 17-minute biographical drama that bridges 1995
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Short Film Review: The Last Puestero – Quietly Powerful!
The Last Puestero, directed by Belle Casares, is a 27-minute documentary that immerses us in the isolated world of Adonai
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