REVIEW: Triggered (FrightFest 2020)
The first film I watched from this year’s online Frightfest film festival was Triggered. The ...
REVIEW: Aquaslash (FrightFest 2020)
A slasher set in a waterpark sounds like a ‘why didn’t I think of that?’ ...
REVIEW: Don’t Click (FrightFest 2020)
Adapted from the short film of the same name, Don’t Click attempts to critique the ...
REVIEW: Clapboard Jungle: Surviving the Independent Film Business (FrightFest 2020)
Plot synopsis: ‘Following five years in the life and career of independent filmmaker Justin McConnell, ...
REVIEW: The Honeymoon Phase (FrightFest 2020)
Social experiment films are my cup of tea, so I was definitely interested in the ...
REVIEW: Hall (FrightFest 2020)
Plot synopsis: ‘When a hotel hallway is ravaged by a dreadful airborne virus, pregnant Japanese ...
REVIEW: 12 Hour Shift (FrightFest 2020)
The very idea of a 12 Hour Shift is scary enough, but Brea Grant’s slick ...
REVIEW: Blind (FrightFest 2020)
Plot Synopsis: Faye is a former actress who lost her vision, and starry career, due ...
REVIEW: Hail to the Deadites (FrightFest 2020)
Ever since my best friend showed me the original Evil Dead when I was a ...
REVIEW: There’s No Such Thing as Vampires (FrightFest 2020)
With a title like There’s No Such Thing as Vampires, the concept of this film ...
REVIEW: Sky Sharks (FrightFest 2020)
Originally slated for a release way back in 2017, Sky Sharks certainly has the power ...
