Rate This Movie SYNOPSIS: A director falls into insanity because of the films he is making, and we follow his attempt at making his last film, an anthology of surreal films. REVIEW: ok kids. Got a feature for you this time. It was sent to me as a short film, but with a run time of one hour and ten …
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Film Review: My Monster (short film) (2009)
Rate This Movie SYNOPSIS: What happens if you get strong feelings for someone you just tortured and killed? REVIEW: If I had to describe this film in one word, I’m afraid that it would be – amateur. And that’s the nicest way of putting it. It puts me in mind of a high school college project, with every possible kind …
Read More »Film Review: My Monster (short film) (2009)
SYNOPSIS: What happens if you get strong feelings for someone you just tortured and killed? REVIEW: More short films, kiddies! Today we have MY MONSTER, written and directed by Ronny Carlsson. Mr. Carlsson also stars in the film along with Amelie Malmberg, who is credited as a co-writer.
Read More »Film Review: Goodbye Little Betty (short film) (2013)
SYNOPSIS: In a post-apocalyptic winter landscape, a young woman is collecting cords to try and figure out where she is and how she got there. REVIEW: More short films, kiddies! Today we have GOODBYE, LITTLE BETTY, written and directed by Ronny Carlsson. I’ve reviewed a few films by this director and I tend to like his work. This one, however, …
Read More »Film Review: Video Geisteskrank (2008)
SYNOPSIS: After watching a series of notorious shock films, our lead falls into the life of murder and mayhem. Slowly but surely his mind is in a world of his own as he keeps a girl in his bathroom to torture. REVIEW: A black and white movie plays on as a young boy sits down to view some “so-called” extreme …
Read More »Film Review: Recompence (short film) (2010)
SYNOPSIS: A girl wakes up in the middle of the woods with no memory of what has happened prior to that. She is injured and confused when she starts seeing a shape, or figure, that is following her. REVIEW: Shot in black and white this 27 minute dialog-less somber haunting piece explores the art of contrast and shadows. Stark whites …
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