@lcfremont give us her review of Sorrow...Opening up with the discovery of a crime scene where one of the victims is still alive, Sorrow immediately sets itself up as it’s own unique brand of indie horror. Written and directed by Millie Loredo, this is her full feature directorial debut and it’s certainly signaling the birth... Continue Reading →
Movie Review: Sorrow
David Paul Hellings reviews Sorrow...CONTAINS SPOILERSThere's an old and true saying: "The audience doesn't care what went on behind the scenes, they judge you by what's on the screen". Another good one is: "When a film works, the director gets all the credit. When it doesn't, the director takes all the blame". Nowhere is either... Continue Reading →