Never Fight Alone: Overcoming Veteran Suicide (2021)
Can one man’s battle become a pathway for countless veterans to experience freedom and healing from their battles with PTSD? After watching Never Fight Alone, I have hope. Directed by Noah Carlson, this short film centers on Chad Robichaux, who has been deployed to Afghanistan eight times. His PTSD has taken a toll on him and […]
Zero Gravity (2021)
Fifty-two years ago, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first men to walk on the moon. After decades of space travel seeming to slow down, NASA and the corporate space industry are undertaking new missions. But to get there, we’ll need to address the shortage of students interested in STEM — science, technology, engineering […]
I’m An Electric Lampshade (2021)
Doug McCorkle is a buttoned-up, mild-mannered, sixty-ish corporate accountant that’s getting ready to retire. But he’s not going to just sit on the couch. No, Doug is putting it all on the line — his life’s savings and marriage foremost on the chopping block — to chase his life’s dream. Doug is going to be […]
2021 Scarecrow Psychotronic Challenge Day 7: WNUF Halloween Special (2013)
7. IT CAME FROM THE SCREEN: One where a TV is a major part to the story. I grew up directly between Youngstown, OH and Pittsburgh, PA, which meant that growing up, I got to see UHF channels from Cleveland, Wheeling, Stuebenville and everywhere in between. There are still local jingles that I know by […]
SLASHER MONTH: Bloodmoon (1990)
This Australian slasher is pretty unique in that is set in a rich Catholic school and has plenty of coming of age and students versus townies story beyond the slashing, which also feels a little but closer to the giallo than the slasher, despite giving away who the killer is early in the film. It […]
SLASHER MONTH: Natas the Reflection (1986)
Steve is an investigative reporter so bad at his job that he doesn’t realize that Natas is Satan backward and even after dealing with gunslinger zombies, he still brings his friends into danger and a ghoul murders a bunch of them and then a demon shows up. Yes, 1986 was a wild time for movies, […]
SALEM HORROR FEST: Dawn Breaks Behind the Eyes (2021)
Director Kevin Kopacka and co-writer Lili Villányi worked on an episode of the TV show DYLAN a few years ago, which is based on the same character from Cemetery Man. That makes perfect sense, as this film has style to spare. Dieter (Frederik von Lüttichau) and Margot (Luisa Taraz) have moved to a Gothic castle that would […]
SALEM HORROR FEST: Val (2021)
Man, this movie got me. It starts as a simple criminal — Fin (Zachary Mooren) — on the run caper. He’s just gotten out of a deal gone wrong and ducks away from the cops and into a mansion, where he thinks he’ll have some time for the heat to die down. That’s when he […]
SALEM HORROR FEST: Cockazoid (2021)
Andrew, a delusional loner who dreams of killing all white men, returns to his hometown in the wake of family tragedy and goes on a murderous rampage against all people who he perceives to be like himself. Directed by Nick Verdi, who wrote the movie with B.R. Yeager, Cockazaoid really makes the most of its lead, […]
SALEM HORROR FEST: Caprice (2021)
The road to recovery has been paved in blood for Rose Marlow — her own included. But as she’s tormented by the memories of her traumatic injury, she fights to keep herself alive. Cole, a mysterious stranger, comes into her life and offers help, which is a challenge for her to accept. But hiding below […]
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