MAGPIE is a modern noir that explores themes of obsession and betrayal
by Mo Moshaty, Staff Writer
With a modern noir twist which will be sure to satisfy mystery and mayhem lovers alike.
ALLSWELL IN NEW YORK demonstrates the power of sisterhood
by Mo Moshaty, Staff Writer
In All's Well in New York, three Nuyorican sisters tackle the overwhelming trials of single motherhood, demanding careers, and complex family ties, all while unearthing humor and comfort in their unbreakable sisterly bond.
PUZZLE BOX offers a maze of madness
by Mo Moshaty, Staff Writer
Puzzle Box sends the audience on a psychological journey of addiction, emotional turmoil and repressed anger between two sisters in a sinister ever-changing house.
CADDO LAKE is lukewarm
by Mo Moshaty, Staff Writer
The real strength of Caddo Lake lies in its performances.
Tides of loss: A journey through grief in CORPSE FISHING
by Mo Moshaty, Staff Writer
Corpse Fishing by Jean Liu is a haunting short film that delves into grief, loss and found family in a small Chinese community.
Coppola Week: Horror at Haloran's - How Coppola's freshman feature DEMENTIA 13 developed his style
by Mo Moshaty, Staff Writer
The first foray out as a filmmaker can be a make or break. Francis Ford Coppola’s Dementia 13 (1963) is a disjointed gothic horror exploring psychological horror and paranoia.
Power and peril abound in fem-gazed erotic thriller BABYGIRL
by Mo Moshaty, Staff Writer
Babygirl encourages the conversation of personal kink and desire, pushing the boundaries of personal comfort in favor of ultimate pleasure and we could do better as a society in welcoming that moment of inconvenience.