Category: Reviews

Los Angeles has hundreds of years of history and so many different people have come through with their own stories. A diary entry can tell so much about a person and a place. In this …

From Uncork’d Entertainment comes Prodigy, which stars Tyler Roy Roberts (“Z Nation”), Cory Kays (Looking for Andrew) and King Amir Allahyar (Façade). It is written and directed by Nathan Leon, was nominated for four ICFF …

Writer/director Justin McConnell and Uncork’d Entertainment brings you the much-anticipated bio-thriller Lifechanger, coming to VOD for the new year with Raven Banner Entertainment. This twisted and melancholy body horror tale features an extremely varied and …

Helen Ellis has shared written a book to share the Southern secret of “Lady Code.” Don’t have something nice to say? Say it in a nice way.  Over 23 essays, Helen Ellis uses her Alabama …

Ocular Migraine brings the holiday cheer with the digital debut of Aaron Mento’s Ugly Sweater Party on Amazon Instant Video. Mento both wrote and directed the horror comedy massacre that has a stocking stuffed full …

Pastor Nadia Bolz-Weber is an outspoken woman of faith dedicated to spreading love and joy to all. The Lutheran church she previously ran, The House for All Saints and Sinners, welcomes everyone: LGBTIQA folks; folks …

From Wild Eye Releasing comes the Portuguese The Forest of the Lost Souls on Amazon Prime and Blu-Ray, with brand new artwork. Written and directed by José Pedro Lopes, the psychological “coming-of-age” film follows an …

The demanding and often torturous world of ballet has garnered quite a few horror films in its time. It is a ripe topic for sure when it comes to standard horror movie tropes with its …

ESpec books has put together a collection that combines the strange science of steampunk and the weirdness of the afterlife with their collection After Punk: Steampowered Tales of the Afterlife. Edited by Danielle Ackley-Mcphail and …

Tuesday was what feels like a life-changing moment in history, as across the country we voted and fought to have our voices heard. Two years ago in what still feels like a fever dream, our …