This indie slasher thriller features all the fundamentals of the genre, but its female-centered story and likable actors set it apart from the rest.
“Mother, May I?”
A dark psychological drama with supernatural elements, the film is an expression of the impact the ghosts of our past have on our present and future selves.
“Final Summer”
A mediocre homage to classic slasher films, this movie is more predictable than fun.
“End Zone 2”
The brevity of the film’s runtime definitely works in its favor, but this retro inspired slasher flick nails the 1970s aesthetic it was going for.
“Walking Against the Rain”
The clunky writing in this low budget, post-apocalyptic road movie slows down the pacing of the story, and the lack of charisma from the two leads is painful.
“Agatha”
Utilizing an experimental film process that blends animation with live action, this challenging, nightmarish, and visually haunting deep dive into existentialism lands well outside the boundaries of mainstream filmmaking.
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