The secret to making a good thriller is balance. A well-designed film of the genre must grab you from the beginning, trap you with a riveting plot that
There’s a good reason why romantic comedies are often thrown to the very bottom of noteworthy film lists. The reality of the genre is that it usually regards
Paper Flowers, Mahesh Pailoor‘s endearing depiction of Shalin Shah’s last days, complies with just about every rule in the book. The dos and don’ts of drama are perfectly
Seayoon Jeong’s experimental feature film Nyctophobia is truly special. But it isn’t a very friendly experience. In fact, you may find yourself trying to grapple with its unique
There is nothing more personal than trauma. Conflicts are universal, relationships flow at the same pace as others, and malice is, unfortunately, a primal feature that makes everyone
Laura Plancarte‘s dramatic film, Mexican Dream, is an experience like no other. A courageous and unfiltered review of a reality that’s more universal and relevant than we think.
Regardless of where you stand in terms of quality in horror, chances are you have a taste for movies that everyone else disregards. They don’t even have to
Trust in Love, by director Mick Davis, is a semi-biographical journey about the life of Jimi Petulla. Petulla, an educator and specialist in the music and radio industries,
Even though you will probably have more questions than answers upon watching, there’s only one successful way to do a proof of concept that can get you excited
The first question that comes to mind after going through the experience of Jethro Waters‘ Gunfighter Paradise is if maybe there wasn’t another way to tell the story.
There’s a certain appeal that crime movies should accomplish in order to set themselves apart from the rest. Otherwise, we’re looking at centuries of storytelling, both fictional and
Deborah Correa‘s The War Between is a fascinating film. It is also a great example of a specific kind of movie that isn’t very popular today, with both
Deep in the heart of Jon Delgado‘s romantic comedy, Queen of Knives, there’s something essential that we usually take for granted in films of the rom-com genre. Considered
Regardless of budgetary issues, the scope of the production itself, and even the genre, if you’re willing to take a step further and bring to life a story,
