Unearthed, a short film by Daniel Bergeson, has a very natural feel for a story that deals with guilt and the supernatural
Reviews
Paranoia and psychological fear with bells on: Hell’s Bells review
In Hell’s Bells Luke Jeffery has managed to combine age-old paranoia and present-day fears with a deft prescience that’s sure to have an enduring appeal.
Cornish cannibal carnage -a review of Tear Me Apart
Post-apocalyptic thriller Tear Me Apart (Cannibal Films) tells the story of two brothers -living in a cave in a barren part of Cornwall -who have been forced to turn to cannibalism to survive. Although the eldest (Frazer Alexander) clings to the notion that their father will reappear, bringing with him the return of the ‘old […]
Thoughtful, funny, bleak and beautiful: Brown Willy review
Brown Willy is writer director Brett Harvey’s second features and is a comedy drama of a friendship under strain on Bodmin Moor
Film nightmares and movie dreams: The Runner (review)
The Runner is a short film from director John Tomkins, who knows where training for your entry level film job can lead you.