Category: Independent Film
The Year In Revue Part Two: Anthony’s Top Ten Horror Films of 2021
With an originality that was absent for a few years, Horror films thrived with creativity in 2021. Anthony names his 10 best of the year.
‘The Pebble and the Boy’: Bringing Mods To The Modern World
Chris Green’s ode to the era of the Mods is a sweet film that endears itself to its audience through music and character
‘Language Lessons’: Breaking The Distance Barrier
Two souls from different backgrounds and separted by miles find a friendship in a sweet new film from Natalie Morales and Mark Duplass
‘No Future’: The Devastating Effects Of Addiction
Pain, grief, guilt, and the destruction of famliy is explored in a powerfully moving film about the lasting aftershocks of addiction
‘The Awkening Of Lilith’: A Mystery Of Psychological Horror
The psychologically twisted effects of tragedy are explored in this gripping horror mood piece that will unnerve you
‘Blue Bayou’: A Timely Message Drowned In Histronics
An important film with a strong message on immigration that chases in sincerity for overwrought and manipulative dramatics
‘Giddy Stratospheres’: True Friends In The London Club Scene
Life and dedicated friendship remain strong while adulthood sneaks in amongst the unstoppable nightlife of the London Club scene
‘Oh, Baby!’: Sometimes We All Need A Release
A warm and funny short about a woman during her last months of pregnancy and her quest to fulfill her very real human sexual needs.
‘Death Drop Gorgeous’: Wicked Queer Horror Goodness
A fierce and outrageous Queer Horror homage to 80’s Slasher films and Italian Giallo that is infectiously wicked and bitingly funny
‘Like A Dirty French Novel’: A Surreal And Bizarre Indie Ride
Like a Dirty French Novel is a pandemic-set mystery that takes its audience into a world of surreal dangers and strange sexual connections.