Immaculate Review
Since her breakout role in HBO’s Euphoria Sydney Sweeney has been climbing the Hollywood social ladder in recent years. She’s been quite a bankable actress for the Hollywood filler releases in the off months. Anyone but You (2023) was critically panned but killed at the…
TWIG Movie Review
The shining star of this year’s DIFF opening gala, Marian Quinns TWIG has been touted to be one of the must-see Irish films of the 2024. Following a 17-year hiatus from 2007’s A32, TWIG is Quinns modern retelling of the Greek tragedy of Antigone set…
No Budget 2023 Award Show
The No Budget team gives out its end of year awards for the shorts and features that it reviewed in 2023.
Tune in to discover which film walked away with the most awards this year.
01:51 – Animation
03:37 – Editing
04:58 – Screenplay
07:26 – Costume/Art
11:01 – Cinematography
12:27 – Documentary
13:40 – Director
15:26 – Supporting Female Actor
18:17 – Supporting Male Actor
20:41 – Lead Female Actor
22:37 – Lead Male Actor
25:24 – Feature Film
27:17 – Short Film
For a full list of the nominees
https://nobudgetfilmmakers.com/2023-no-budget-movie-awards/
Baghead – Movie Review
Baghead is a horror offering from a team of writers including Bryce Mcguire (of Night Swim fame), and directed by Alberto Corredor (of no real fame that I am aware). It is adapted from the original 2017 short of the same name. The story is…
Origin Review
The work of Ava DuVernay has been a champion of American cinema for years now. She’s done it all: an award-winning documentary, the hard-hitting biopic/historical drama, a Disney movie with Oprah and a Netflix miniseries. The varied nature of all that sounds like a lot,…
Double Blind Review
In the vast expanse of low to mid budget horror there’s a plethora of bad concept horrors. For every The Platform there’s an Escape Room, for every Get Out there’s a Master and so on. Irish horror is no different in this (see my previous…
Filmcast Episode 145 – Anniversary
It’s Carla’s anniversary, and she’s sure that her husband Frank is going to surprise her with dinner. He had forgotten the year before, so he’s going to make up for that slight with something fancy and extravagant — starting with the bouquet left on her doorstep. She enlists her best friend and neighbor, Angela, to help make her over for dinner, helping her reinvent her frumpy appearance into something exciting and attractive. But it’s not so easy when you’re no longer young, and Carla and Angela are on a tight deadline before Frank comes home.
Directed and written by Lain Kienzle
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Wicked Little Letters Review
“Wicked Little Letters” is a delightful period comedy drama set in 1920’s England. It portrays the true story of a small town, Little Hampton, troubled by a series of scandalous letters delivered to the locals, which causes uproar in the community. It is directed by…
