In this Cult Hero review, Mother of Movies dives into Jesse Thomas Cook’s indie satire about wellness cults, toxic relationships, and washed-up TV heroes. With Liv Collins, Ry Barrett, and Tony Burgess, this chaotic comedy blends absurd rituals, dark wit, and over-the-top performances into a loud but oddly satisfying cult movie.
An in-depth look at ‘The Haunted Forest,’ an indie horror film. Dark wit, supernatural undertones, and a narrative that blends classic tropes with modern cynicism, all set against a backdrop of historical injustice.
Clown N Out takes a gritty fingrer into the world of crime and desperation, following a washed-up clown who stumbles into violence and betrayal. Blending the style of neo-noir with the darkness of a crime saga, the film carves out a strange space where absurdity and menace collide. Set against a backdrop of shady dealings and moral decay, this 2025 independent thriller pushes its unlucky protagonist to the edge as he fights to survive the chaos surrounding him.
Bloomquist crafts an effectively unsettling cult horror that balances dark comedy with genuine psychological menace, anchored by strong ensemble work.
Drop (2025), a modern thriller steeped in digital dread. This dual review dissects their narrative missteps, visual triumphs, and the underlying themes that either elevate or derail their cinematic ambitions
Mother of Movies review of ‘The Remaining’ (2014). Explore apocalyptic faith-based horror dissecting cinematic highs and frustrating lows with our signature dark wit.
