Lurker: Russell’s thriller deconstructs the dark side of modern fame
Everyone wants a piece of fame. But Lurker wants to ask what the price may be. Lurker tells the...
Reviews
Pools: Sinking in grief
On the surface, Pools, written and directed by Sam Hayes, is about escaping the heat into the cool...
Elio: In Space, No One Can Hear You Hurt
Sometimes, when we run from home, it can show us what it means to truly live. In Elio, Elio is a...
HollyShorts Film Festival: Based in real life
Real life is often fodder for filmmaking. Films that are “based (or inspired) by true events” are...
HollyShorts Film Festival: Slices of Jewish life
Among the hundreds of films at the Oscar-qualifying HollyShorts Film Festival, there were several...
Invasion S3: Kinberg’s sci-fi drama changes direction but still has fire in its belly
Just when you thought the Invasion was over, the war begins again. Produced by Simon Kinberg...
Honey Don’t: Qualley stomps all over tradition while looking for truth
Set in the dry heat of Bakersfield, California, Honey Don’t follows Honey O’Donahue (Margaret...
Relay: Ahmed and James run hard in cat-and-mouse thriller
Relay might be the most enjoyable film this summer that you’ve never heard of. Directed by David...
HollyShorts Film Festival: Making (and missing) connections
Lots of stories involve finding an important connection—or failing to find one. It’s the basis of...
GIVEAWAY! Digital Double Passes to see SPLITSVILLE
Our next giveaway is worth locking down! Thanks to our friends at The TARO Group and Elevation...
Le Bonheur: A Masterpiece That Will Haunt You
-By Robert Bellissimo- Francois and his wife Therese live a simple and happy life with their two...
HollyShorts Film Festival: Spookiness
Horror and magical realism aren’t really my favorite genres, but when they are in smaller doses I...
HollyShorts Film Festival: Getting older
Since I fit in the demographic, I like to check out the way shorts treat aging and the changes...