THE JUNGLE OF ACCOUNTING is a hilarious mockumentary about a small accounting firm and their issues in finding a reliable assistant.
Short Film Review: The Jungle of Accounting
Lockdown 2020 Review: She Dies Tomorrow
The new film from Amy Seimetz, SHE DIES TOMORROW, is a mind-bending psychodrama that compels as much as it sometimes irritates.
Lockdown 2020 Review: Yes, God, Yes
Karen Maine’s feature length directorial debut, YES, GOD, YES, is a hysterical look at a Catholic teenager’s transition into sinful womanhood.
Indie Film Review: Dead Dicks
DEAD DICKS, the feature length directorial debut from Chris Bavota and Lee Paula Springer, is tonally inconsistent but a fun and even touching experience.
Short Film Review: Ad Meliora
Rebekah Burrows’ debut short film, AD MELIORA, is an emotionally effective call to arms for female empowerment in a male dominated society.
Indie Film Review: Reel Redemption
Tyler Smith’s “visual essay” documentary, REEL REDEMPTION, is an impartial look at the impact of Christianity on the past, present, and future of cinema.
Indie Film Review: Two Ways to Go West
Ryan Brookhart’s TWO WAYS TO GO WEST ebbs and flows in terms of intrigue as it explores the complicated friendship between three men.
Netflix Original Review: The Old Guard
Gina Prince-Bythewood’s THE OLD GUARD is a serviceable adaptation of Greg Rucka’s comic series but lacks identity and often fails to entertain.
Indie Film Review: Parallax
Michael Bachochin’s new film, PARALLAX, mixes elements of popular science fiction dramas to lead viewers on a curious journey through a young woman’s life.
Lockdown 2020 Review: Relic
RELIC, the debut feature from Natalie Erika James, is an uneasy and suspenseful tale with themes of aging and mortality at its forefront.
