Creepily Confusing

Aaron (Mark Elias), of Boy Makes Girl, is a little down on his luck. Not only is he on the high side of functional autism, but his mum has recently died, and he has exactly two friends in the world; Geneva (Saundra McClain), who runs the cafe where he has a couple of unfortunate experiences [...]

I won't mince my words here, folks. This is extreme oddness. If you're looking for a straight-edged film with clear boundaries then you came to the wrong party. As a reviewer there's certain unspoken protocols we're bound to. But if I'm being honest, I cant even keep tabs on the cast list; who's who, the [...]

Showdown in Yesteryear has the ring of a family film about it; some may find it a bit lame or corny, but I found it to be rather winsomely charming. The characters are either dicks or very likeable, and if the story drags on a bit I'd still curl up on a Sunday on the [...]

Directed by Jason Arber and written by Harry Boxley, Mary Had A Little Lamb has a title scene that looks promisingly bloody; blood-dripping letters morphing onto a similarly gory background? Gimme. The film begins with a girl and boy held captive, Texas Chainsaw-style. The boy is swiftly snuffed out and cut up for dinner. Yummers. [...]

Written and produced by Disasterina and Ave Rose (the online search results on these two alone is worth a look) and directed by Ave Rose, Which Witch Won? is 14 minutes of slick flamboyancy with a cast of both well-known and underground drag performers. Landon Cider in the lead role is supported by Foxie Adjuia, [...]

Directed by Lee Foster, co-written by Angela Cavallin and Ryan Kobold, In Its Wake begins with Father Kurdt Waidmann (Elvis Stojko), a man of the cloth, who seems to have heavy stuff on his mind. After mass one day we see him talking to God about something clearly not your average issues. He asks God for a sign, which appears in [...]