Our retro review today is Miss Freelance (2019): A young woman named Carly hires out to strangers in New York City. Matthew Kyle Levine created this tale as writer and brought it to the screen as director. It follows the daily grind of Carly (Maddy Murphy) who fulfills the “dreams” of men in the city. … Continue reading "Retro Review: Miss Freelance (2019)"
Written and directed by Sophie Peters-Wilson, who also shot and edited the film, It’s Not You is a short tug of the heartstrings. A dissolution of a marriage and the parents breaking the news to their only child prompts a short sharp trip down memory lane for the child. At just under four minutes the film lasts … Continue reading "It’s Not You (2013): Short Tug of the Heartstrings (Review)"
Directed and co-written by Matthew Mahler (What Jack Built) Dark Romance is a quirky horror film with elements that disturb. The main plot deals with an office manager who has a secret admirer. What starts out as an amusing event soon turns nasty and then deadly. Timothy J. Cox is the “nice guy” manager of a small … Continue reading "Dark Romance (2013): Love Hurts (Review)"
Directed and co-written by Zachary Lapierre, the other scribe on the film was Ian Everhart. Everhart is also cinematographer on the short. Dirty Books is set in a high school. It features a “newsman” reacting angrily at the establishment’s move into the new millennium. Starring Timothy J. Cox as Dr. Bradley the school principal, Ansley Berg and Noah Bailey (as David Burroughs … Continue reading "Dirty Books (2016): A Hidden Message – Review"
Our retro review today is Miss Freelance (2019): A young woman named Carly hires out to strangers in New York City. Matthew Kyle Levine created this tale as writer and brought it to the screen as director. It follows the daily grind of Carly (Maddy Murphy) who fulfills the “dreams” of men in the city. … Continue reading "Retro Review: Miss Freelance (2019)"
Spooky Madison (AKA Spencer “Spooky” Madison wrote and directed As i Believe the world to Be. It was specifically for a winter film festival. I have seen a few offerings for this Cincinnati film fest and this one is dark. It also raises some questions. A lot of questions. synopsis Elnora (Bailey Kathryn) is seemingly … Continue reading "As i Believe the World to Be: Review"