‘Ash and Bone’ Review: A Provocative Thriller that Doesn’t Hold Back

If you're looking for a provocative thriller that doesn't shy away from gore, 'Ash and Bone' is the film for you.

‘The Gospel of Dating’ Review: A Faith Based Comedy on Finding the (Chosen) One

For fans of satirical religious comedies like HBO Max's 'The Righteous Gemstones'.

‘Cuidadoras’ Review: The Differences That Actually Unite Us

This transcendence of prejudice allows three former sex workers the opportunity for a fresh start.

‘Welcome to Tool Shed’ Review: An Iconic Destination for Sex-Positivity

This queercore indie doc shows that a local establishment is more than just a dive bar. It's a sanctuary.

‘Pickup’ Review: A Soviet-Style Quest for Love

This bite-sized dark comedy is the total package, and could make for an excellent feature-length film.

‘Lay Lefty Down’ Review: Turning Tragedy into a Dark Comedy

A heartwarming watch that aims to inspire people to face challenges with a sense of humor.

‘After That’ Review: Visual Poetry Dedicated to a Life That Was

The decision to shoot on film feels symbolic; just as celluloid fades over time, so do memories.

‘Perennial Light’ Review: An Intimate Portrait of Grief and Healing

Filmmaker Colin Hickey's artfully crafted, minimalist indie feature is a mesmerizing viewing experience.

‘Silence = Death’ Review: A Look at Dr. Fauci’s Legacy Through a Queer Lens

This short drama shows the early days of Dr. Fauci's more divisive views during the '90s AIDS epidemic.

‘Time Helmet’ Review: A Modern Sci-Fi Comedy with Vintage Flair

Equally kooky and heartfelt, 'Time Helmet' is a love letter to the glory days of sci-fi.

‘Atropia’ Review: Love is a Battlefield

2025 Sundance award winner 'Atropia' is a kooky comedy that infuses humor that is as dry as the titular fake Middle Eastern desert town.

‘1981’ Review: When Boys Become Men

'1981' effortlessly captures the beauty and sometimes complicated reality of teenage desire.

‘The Quiet Time’ Review: Success Meets Solitude

Sometimes, removing oneself from an overwhelming situation is the only way through a challenging moment.

‘Legend Has It’ Review: A Raunchy and Riotous Affair

The wrong room number lands a stripper in hot water in this raunchy and riotous short film,.

‘Jamarcus Rose & Da 5 Bullet Holes’ Review: A Promising Future Cut Short

A young aspiring baseball player's dreams are cut short in this heartbreaking drama.

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