Name: Indie Film Review: The Bloodhound
Rating: 3.5

Indie Film Review: The Bloodhound

Patrick Picard’s feature length debut, THE BLOODHOUND, provides very few answers as a bizarrely hypnotic film in the vein of David Lynch.

Indie Film Review: The Mark of the Bell Witch

Seth Breedlove’s new documentary, THE MARK OF THE BELL WITCH, effectively delves into Tennessean folklore but has a bit too much reenactment.

Andrew J.D. Robinson’s pseudo-documentary, WE ARE THE MISSING, is an engaging micro-budget thriller that maybe tries a bit too hard by its end.

Donald F. Glut’s TALES OF FRANKENSTEIN is a fun, low budget anthology film tailor made for fans of Mary Shelley’s original story.

Nicole Groton’s DARKNESS IN TENEMENT 45 proves relevant with its fear and uncertainty of unopposed power and the rapid spread of disease.

Eric Power’s new film, ATTACK OF THE DEMONS, features some amazingly brutal horror animation but is a little too long and drawn out.

Walker Whited’s debut feature, BY NIGHT’S END, is often maddeningly illogical but still ends up being an engaging crime/thriller.

TO YOUR LAST DEATH is a highly entertaining horror/comedy with amazing original animation and plenty of blood and guts to satisfy genre fans.

Guy Moshe’s LX 2048 is a bit messy but paints a picture of feasibly grim future of humanity in the near future.

Gavin Michael Booth’s LAST CALL tells a heartfelt and impactful story in real-time with only two takes throughout the entire film.