Steve Blackwood’s virtual play, PRIVATE, tells a compelling story while displaying Blackwood’s drive to create in our pandemic stricken world.
Author: Jeremie Sabourin
Indie Film Review: To Your Last Death
TO YOUR LAST DEATH is a highly entertaining horror/comedy with amazing original animation and plenty of blood and guts to satisfy genre fans.
Netflix Original Review: The Devil All the Time
The new film from Antonio Campos, THE DEVIL ALL THE TIME, is a dissection of interconnected lives that’s as riveting as it is disconcerting.
Cinema Smack’s 31 Days of Horror Part 1 (#1-10)
*Part 1!* This Halloween, we’re doing something special with mini reviews every single day for the month of October in Cinema Smack’s 31 Days of Horror!
Short Film Review: Camera Test Subject
Sean Meehan’s new short film, CAMERA TEST SUBJECT, is a brief snapshot into the paranoia and uncertainty of an actor.
Indie Film Review: LX 2048
Guy Moshe’s LX 2048 is a bit messy but paints a picture of feasibly grim future of humanity in the near future.
Short Film Review: We Die Alone
Marc Cartwright’s new film, WE DIE ALONE, plays on familiar horror/thriller tropes to provide an astoundingly original experience.
Indie Film Review: Last Call
Gavin Michael Booth’s LAST CALL tells a heartfelt and impactful story in real-time with only two takes throughout the entire film.
Indie Film Review: DTF
Al Bailey’s debut film, DTF, starts out with a pilot looking for love but devolves into depravity and ugliness that you can’t look away from.
Indie Film Review: Occurrence at Mills Creek
Don Swanson’s Occurrence at Mills Creek delivers the same intrigue as its short film counterpart but too often strays from its horror tone.