Review: ‘Death Trip’ is a gem of indie filmmakingReview: ‘Death Trip’ is a gem of indie filmmaking
<p>The new indie film displays great understanding of mood and character.</p>[...]
<p>The new indie film displays great understanding of mood and character.</p>[...]
<p>Keith Thomas' directorial debut goes hard with mood and atmosphere.</p>[...]
<p>Rose Glass' directorial debut is a masterclass of storytelling, drenched in trauma and religious extremism.</p>[...]
<p>Jennifer's Harrington's newest feature explores desperation in the online world.</p>[...]
<p>Director David Weiner expands the conversation about horror's defining decade.</p>[...]
<p>Nicholas Ashe Bateman's directorial debut offers up both life's beauty and tragedy with excellence.</p>[...]
Nora Unkel's debut feature looks good on paper, yet doesn't quite deliver.[...]
<p>Kourosh Ahari's directorial debut is quite an impressive piece of storytelling.</p>[...]
<p>The new Danish psychological thriller blends genres into a murderous tale of gaslighting.</p>[...]
Robert Cuffley's new film perfectly explores effects of alcoholism.[...]
<p>Alex Knapp's directorial debut arrives as a solid character piece around loss and grief.</p>[...]
Emerald Fennell's directorial debut is flashy and goes for a knockout punch.[...]
<p>EIC Jason Scott picks zir absolute favorite horror film sof 2020.</p>[...]
<p>Now streaming on Shudder, a new Christmas special mixes genre delight and werewolves.</p>[...]
<p>From director Shawn Linden, survivalist thriller subverts every expectation.</p>[...]