For The Living (2024)—A Harsh Look into Human Cruelty and Empathy
Genocide. The very word demands a strong reaction. Despite the end of The Holocaust and WWII, genocide still persists today....
Indie Films
The Magical Camera of Uncle Manick (2024)—Wholesome, Educational Fun!
Have you ever dreamed of being a superhero or famous celebrity as a child? Of course you have! I think...
Forest Road (2024) and the Bittersweet Search for Connection
It’s been a while since I reviewed a short film. And before you assume it’s because short films not considered...
The Murder of the Monster (2024)—A Harrowing Depiction of Domestic Violence
Domestic violence is a serious issue that exists not only in America, but around the world. As many as ten...
The Moon and Back (2024) and the Beauty of Charting Your Own Course
I think we can all agree that our teenage years were some of the most unnecessarily overcomplicated stages of...
Social Media Monster (2021) and the Dangers of the Internet
If you’re like me, you are a frequent surfer of the web (is that what kids still call it?)...
Who Needs It? (2023): Feature Length Couples Counseling
Therapy is something that has received much more positively now than before. Much of its negativity has to do with...
Toga (2023): Appreciating The Mundane Aspects of Filmmaking
For much of life, we have had a dream job. Some may include being a CEO of Big Business or...
Friend of the World (2020): Surrealistic Horror and the Apocalypse
Most films in Hollywood are typical run of the mill stories that are easy to follow from beginning to end....
