The Roll-Out
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2FeaturedThe Lemmings of Bailey Manor – A Post-Apocalyptic Satire Drenched in Madness, Mystery, and Noir Flair -Critique Review
The Lemmings of Bailey Manor is a short film directed by Hayden Eick that answers the question: “What if Terry Gilliam and...
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3FeaturedGive Me Your Hand” – A Bold, Brain-Bending Epic from the Indie Frontier – Critique Review
Give Me Your Hand is an epic action fantasy piece written, directed, and starred by Kevin Sakac. It follows the adventures of...
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6FeaturedI Want to Forget” – A Haunting Dive into Regret and Redemption – A Critique Review
Directed by Tristan Wauchope, I Want to Forget follows the story of Tommy, a tormented man who is trying to forget a...
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4FeaturedWith You Til The End – Love, Fear, and the Fragility of Tomorrow – A Critique Review
Before we begin this review, we want to mention that we just saw this piece as a double feature along with I...
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3FeaturedCubic Zirconia – A Gritty and Realistic Dive into the Shadows of Grief and Truth – A Critique Review
Cubic Zirconia is a haunting thriller drama written and directed by Jason S. Lockridge. Set in modern-day Memphis, the film follows detective...
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15Featured“Melody Makers” – A Hilarious Harmony of Inclusion, Identity, and High School Chaos – Critique Review
Melody Makers is a short comedy film written, directed, and starred by Karly Im and which follows a group of high schoolers...
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50CineCurrentand the Oscars goes to….: A Night of Surprises, Triumphs, and Historic Wins
The 97th Academy Awards brought an evening of unforgettable moments, with Sean Baker’s Anora emerging as the big winner of the night....
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42FeaturedOnce a Year – A Life in Seven Birthdays – A Critique Review
Once a Year is a short film directed by Caleb Keyte and Mertcan Omer Damoglu which follows seven birthdays in the life...
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114FeaturedAlba Rosa – A Poignant Exploration of Grief and Trauma – A Critique Review
“Alba Rosa” is a compelling drama that follows Grace, a woman dealing with grief and loneliness after her husband’s death during a...
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186Film ReviewHoly B3: Faith, AI, and the Human Condition – A Bold Experiment in Existential Cinema
To put it plain and simple, Holy B3 is quite an experience. This experimental piece, directed by the Italian duo Claudio D’Attis...
