“It feels like every day is a bad day now.”

Twinless goes places I never expected from the beginning. It toes the line between comedy and drama effortlessly, complete with heartbreaking scenes one moment to bits of comedic relief the next. The turns the story took early on might seem like writer/director/star James Sweeney is showing his cards early, but as the film progresses and you become attached to these characters, you realize there’s more tricks up his sleeve. Sweeney’s…

“I think I need some help.”

Stephen Wesley’s directorial debut crafts such a delicate story that at first feels harmless, but as it continues, rips your soul out. While the story feels barebones, it feels so real at the same time. As we go on this journey/road trip, you grow so attached to the characters in such a short runtime. 

John Magaro paints such a haunting portrayal of a dad just trying to keep it all together. And his actions…

A low budget vampire film that isn’t afraid to take big swings in the genre, and while not all of them pay off, a good portion do. 

For the bare bones budget I’m sure this had, the world feels big and the story vast. It’s hard to tell a new and engaging story without harping on old tropes, and I thought Bleeding does a good job of walking the line and treating vampires and addition hand in hand.

There’s some…

Wow that was bleak….

Knowing nothing & seeing no trailers and going in blind was the way to go for sure. Bring Her Back immerses you in its world from the beginning where you see the signs that something is wrong, but you aren’t quite sure how it will all shake out. 

The child actors and Sally Hawkins killed their roles and all were equally able to hold a lot of weight with their decisions and delivery. Hawkins was deliciously villainous,…