A budding teenager finds her life isn’t exactly what it’s meant to be in his thriller from filmmaker Andres Rovira. The Grady family, consisting of patriarch Roy, daughter Sprout, and son Percy, head to their secluded cabin in the woods on the one-year anniversary of daughter Magda’s death. Sprout has just turned 13-years old and […]Read Post ›
A trio of friends find themselves in a very terrifying situation when they film a documentary in this horror film from the production company who brought you Ultimate Justice. William and Jessica are two podcast hosts who have been hired by Hollywood producer Laura Benoit to produce a documentary. Benoit has always done cheesy horror […]Read Post ›
It’s the first of June and it’s the first Friday of the month, so that only means one thing. It’s time for this month’s Indie Action Spotlight, our monthly look at short films and stunt reels from indie filmmakers and stunt pros. Our Highlight Clip of the Month goes to Project X-Marks the Spot, an […]Read Post ›
Japan’s first martial art film to focus on the Korean art of Taekwondo is quite interesting and may have some farfetched elements, but overall not a bad film. Tatsuo is a former national champion in Taekwondo and runs a small dojang. However, as he gears up for retirement, he has decided to give the dojang […]Read Post ›
