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Aaron Blaise’s short film, ‘Snow Bear’, is now playing at Tribeca, and his animation is “a reminder of the boundless talent humanity has”!
‘Snow Bear’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – A Simple But Stunning Animated Tale Read More
‘Terror Night’ is playing at Tribeca, and “[w]ith his mixture of horror, romance, and drama, [Arevärn] is heading in the right direction”!
‘Terror Night’, Or ‘Epadunk’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – Standard Horror Can Still Be Good Read More
The animated horror short, ‘Lily’, is playing at the Tribeca Film Festival, and “impresses as a children’s storytime narration”!
Kate Siegel And Stephen King’s ‘Lily’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – An Animated Tale Of Trepidation And Tygers Read More
‘A Brighter Summer Day for the Lady Avengers’ is playing at Tribeca, and “the narrative combats the heat with refreshing concepts”!
‘A Brighter Summer Day For The Lady Avengers’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – Solemn, Silent, Satiating, And Satisfying Read More
‘Aimee Comes First’ comes to Tribeca Film Festival, and “Garcia and Mendez take viewers back to the raunchy days of sex comedies”!
Aimee Garcia And A.J. Mendez’s ‘Aimee Comes First’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – A First Come, First Serve Coming-Of-Age Short Read More
‘Playing God’ premieres at Tribeca tonight, and “Burani and the animation team are intriguing with their sculptures of Scripture”!
‘Playing God’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – Mutated Models Molded By A Mad Man Read More
‘A Night At The Rest Area’ premieres tomorrow at Tribeca, and “[t]he liminality of it all is bewildering but somehow comforting”!
‘A Night At The Rest Area’ (Tribeca) Review – In The Lonely Night Read More
‘Faces’ debuted at Fantastic Fest this past week, and “[Blake] Simon is a name that [horror] fans should be paying attention to.”
‘Faces’ (Fantastic Fest) Non-Spoiler Review – A Horror Short On Borrowing Identity Within Society Read More
‘Her House’ screened at Fantastic Fest this past week, and its juxtaposition of imageries show the bridge between one and an other!
‘Her House’ (Fantastic Fest) Non-Spoiler Review – Blood, Brutal Blondes, And Bridges Read More
‘Stuck’ made its Fantastic Fest debut, showcasing a young man’s outrageous extensive physical connection to his sex doll!
‘Stuck’ (Fantastic Fest) Non-Spoiler Review – A Surreal Short About Connection And Fantasy Read More