Tag: Film

30 Best Horror Properties Since 2010

For the first time in a long time, I’ve decided to turn one of my podcast episodes into a post. Tyler Lennon joined me on the Have You Scene? Podcast for a draft of the best Horror/Thriller Properties since 2010. We were sure to include both movies and shows and I love how the list came out.

Every 2021 Movie (Ranked)

2021 was a weird year for movies due to the pandemic. Not as many movies came out and not many movies went to theaters. With that said, here’s every 2021 movie I’ve watched ranked.

Knock at the Cabin Review

M. Night Shyamalan’s movies are hit or miss for me lately so walking into Knock at the Cabin my only goal was to leave the theater less than annoyed. Mission accomplished.

Have You Scene?: Free Skate Review

Free Skate is a sports film that tackles a tough subject through the eyes of a young figure skater. Veera Vilo and Roope Olenius submit their entry into the #MeToo movement’s tales of women surviving abuse.

Review: I Am delivers a compassionate picture of schizophrenia

I Am follows a young woman named Gabi who is suffering from schizophrenia and also in the process of moving in with her boyfriend. Gabi has not told her boyfriend about her condition and she is struggling with managing it and trying to figure out how to tell him. We learn that this has not gone well for her in the past so she worries that once he knows, he’ll leave her.

Smudged Smile looks to bring awareness to depression in teens

You may remember a little over a year ago when I first introduced you to Oriane Pick through her web series Call it a Day. Well, my my friend across the pond at Candid Broad Productions is back with another project, but she will not be on-screen for this one. After the success of Call it a Day and the brilliant campaign behind I Am, Writer and Director Ella Greenwood reached out to Candid Broads to help bring her film Smudged Smile to life.

“I Am” seeks to paint a different picture of schizophrenia

Earlier in the year, I introduced you to Oriane Pick and Rachel Mariam through their web series Call it a Day. While they are still working their way through the festival circuit with the series, they have remained busy. Most recently, they have turned their attention toward trying to help break the stigmas that surround schizophrenia through their short film I Am.