Review: Short film ‘RAT!’ tears down toxic parasocial relationships
Neal Suresh Mulani’s short goes hard.
Review: ‘Screamboat’ triumphantly sets sail
Steven LaMorte is the latest filmmaker to take a turn at the Steamboat Willie IP wheel.
Review: Chris Bullinger finds acceptance with ‘Waitin’ to Be Seen’ – Part 2
Bullinger’s double-album comes to a thematic climax.
Unnamed Footage Festival 2025: ‘What I Remember’ explores gender and a tragic disappearance
Alex Hera stretches her short film into a full-length feature.
Unnamed Footage Festival 2025: ‘McCurdy Point’ casts a haunting genre spell
Jeremy Brothers and Nick Paonessa’s new film scares up a good time.
Unnamed Footage Festival 2025: ‘The Rebrand’ sets fire to influencer culture
The Kaye Adelaide feature pours gasoline on influencer culture.
Review: ‘Marshmallow’ is perfect summer camp fun
Daniel DelPurgatorio’s feature debut flips the script on the slasher.
Unnamed Film Festival 2025: The Unsolved Love Hotel Murder Case Incident should have been forgotten
Dave Jackson and Guy’s new collaboration fails to terrify.
Unnamed Footage Festival 2025: ‘Tinsman Road’ swerves and stalls in thriller territory
Robbie Banfitch’s sophomore effort doesn’t quite live up to The Outwaters.
Unnamed Footage Festival: ‘Nightfall: A Paranormal Investigation’ commits the worst crime of all — being boring
Myles McEwen and Ripley Stevens attempt melding traditional shots with found-footage to lackluster results.
Unnamed Footage Festival 2025: ‘Dream Eater’ consumes and spits you out
Alex Williams, Jay Drakulic, and Mallory Drumm achieve a truly unsettling picture.
Unnamed Footage Festival 2025: ‘The Lost Episode’ offers grim ending to a police ride-along
Nick Wernham’s offering is as grim as they get.
Unnamed Footage Festival 2025: ‘Dooba Dooba’ delivers demented dread
Ehrland Hollingsworth delivers the goods on his sophomore feature.
Here are three feature films we’re most hyped to see at Unnamed Footage Festival 2025
This year’s festival promises all the chills and thrills.
Review: ZZ Ward finds ‘Liberation’
ZZ Ward is as fierce as ever.
