DEAD DICKS, the feature length directorial debut from Chris Bavota and Lee Paula Springer, is tonally inconsistent but a fun and even touching experience.
Indie Film Review: Dead Dicks
Category: Indie Films
Indie Film Review: Reel Redemption
Tyler Smith’s “visual essay” documentary, REEL REDEMPTION, is an impartial look at the impact of Christianity on the past, present, and future of cinema.
Indie Film Review: Two Ways to Go West
Ryan Brookhart’s TWO WAYS TO GO WEST ebbs and flows in terms of intrigue as it explores the complicated friendship between three men.
Indie Film Review: Parallax
Michael Bachochin’s new film, PARALLAX, mixes elements of popular science fiction dramas to lead viewers on a curious journey through a young woman’s life.
Indie Film Review: Homewrecker
Director Zach Gayne’s new film, HOMEWRECKER, is a lot of fun with its creepily obsessive story of a middle aged woman forcing her way into someone’s life.
Indie Film Review: Disclosure
Michael Bentham’s feature length debut, DISCLOSURE, is a tense drama bolstered by excellent performances and a realistically distressing script.
Indie Film Review: The Mentor
The debut narrative feature from Moez Solis, THE MENTOR, is a fun, self aware, and satirical look at filmmakers and filmmaking in general.
Indie Film Review: This Teacher
Mark Jackson’s new film, THIS TEACHER, is an uncomfortably tense, and sometimes misguided, film about a young woman struggling with her purpose in life.
Indie Film Review: The Dinner Party
Miles Doleac’s new film, THE DINNER PARTY, starts slow but ramps up into some bloody horror fun with an amusing cast of characters.
Indie Film Review: Abe
Though tonally confused, Fernando Grostein Andrade’s ABE is a youthful tale about a young boy’s intent to unite his family with his love for cooking.
