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Please Don’t Feed the Children review: Destry Allyn Spielberg’s indie post-apocalyptic thriller starring Michelle Dockery and Zoe Colletti.
A viral outbreak turns society against children in this psychological horror that explores survival, maternal obsession, and societal fear with mixed results.
STALKERS, an independent thriller from 4Digital Media & Basic Strategy Film. Celebrity obsession, trauma, and a mother’s fight for a second chance. Starring Olivia Stadler, Scarlett DiCaro and Allisha Pelletier.
Michael Shanks’ Together is an Australian-American body horror. Starring real-life couple Dave Franco and Alison Brie, this independent gem gives relationship anxieties a grotesque turn, where becoming “one” is less a metaphor and more a terrifying descent into the unknown. Streaming options below
J.C. Doler’s The Twin,is an Austin Film Festival highlight. This psychological thriller blurs the lines between supernatural horror and the devastating reality of a mind consumed by grief and trauma. Featuring a raw performance by Logan Donovan, The Twin is a must-watch indie film that explores mental health, doppelgängers, and the echoes of a haunting past.
Jurassic World Rebirth brings Scarlett Johansson to the prehistoric chaos three years after Dominion. While Gareth Edwards crafts aquatic dinosaur sequences and impres plot devices and misses the franchise’s trademark suspense.
Gareth Edwards brings visual mastery to aquatic dinosaur sequences, but Jurassic World Rebirth drowns in franchise nostalgia without evolving its own identity.
Within the Pines review: Australian horror film uses sound design as survival tool in minimalist thriller. Brendan Cooney stars as isolated recordist facing forest dangers. Independent cinema at its most innovative.
