MegaFlix Film Awards
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Stories (16/0)
REVIEW - Ghosts Moving Flowers and Physical Mediumship (Directed by Karl Fallon)
In recent years there has been a huge increase in the popularity of TV ghost hunting shows, and shows with a focus on subjects of the supernatural and the paranormal on both sides of the pond, with shows like Ghost Adventures and Help! My House is Haunted spawning multiple series, and even celebrity specials, so this interesting documentary directed by Karl Fallon (Real Ghosts UK, Ghostcircle) should be well placed to capitalise on this growing interest.
By MegaFlix Film Awards10 days ago in Geeks
REVIEW - Everlasting Steps: The Path to Healing (Directed by Arthur James)
Everlasting Steps: The Path to Healing is a powerful documentary exploring the rising rates of substance use and addiction within indigenous communities in America, as well as the higher prevalence within this demographic, and the fact that Native Americans suffer alcohol-related deaths at a rate of three times that of the general American population.
By MegaFlix Film Awards11 days ago in Geeks
REVIEW - An Extraordinary Place (Directed by Tom Bell)
WMPG 90.9FM is the premier community radio station of southern Maine, USA; situated on the campus of the Univeristy of Southern Maine, it was established in 1973, and now boasts a global reach, serving an international community of listeners with live radio (which can be streamed online via the magic of the internet), as well as a plethora of popular podcast shows. Directed by Tom Bell (The Wicked Creative Film Company), this engaging short documentary that tells the story of WMPG 90.9FM, from the perspectives of some of the people who make up this community, and who work in this extraordinary place.
By MegaFlix Film Awardsabout a month ago in Geeks
REVIEW - Bake It Till You Make It (Directed by Jason Taglieri)
Bake It Till You Make It is the debut documentary feature of first-time filmmaker, Jason Taglieri. It is an inspiring and uplifting biographic story which focuses on Dayna Altman in her lived experience of mental health problems, and her journey towards recovery through therapy and a community-based organisation which she runs, of the same name as the movie; an organisation which is "dedicated to destigmatizing mental illness, normalizing mental health conversation and promoting authentic healing and recovery".
By MegaFlix Film Awards2 months ago in Humans
REVIEW - Black, Queer & Done (Nyasha Daley)
Directed by Nyasha Daley (an artist from Coventry in England, renowned as an accomplished storyteller and producer with a background in theatre and performance poetry), Black, Queer & Done had its premiere at the prestigious Belgrade Theatre as part of the celebrations for Coventry Pride in 2022, and represents a journey of research and interviews to explore "the experiences and representation of Black LGBT+ people within the arts, culture and media sectors", spanning a two year period.
By MegaFlix Film Awards3 months ago in Geeks
REVIEW - Don’t Bet the Horse you Rode in On (Cole Brakebill)
Don’t Bet the Horse you Rode in On is a short film which was written, produced, directed by and stars only one man - Cole Brakebill. Cole, originally from New Mexico, later studied music production in Texas (the latter also being the state where this film is set and our story takes place), which evidently shows as there is a strong musical aspect to the storytelling here, as our protagonist, Morris Bellinger, a lone traveller (minus his steed) rambles through a vast and desolate landscape en route to a cattle market, his journey punctuated by interludes where he pauses to read letters from Uncle C.Y. in scarce patches of shade amid the dust and sun-baked rocks.
By MegaFlix Film Awards3 months ago in Geeks
REVIEW - The Saidist (Ethan Guan)
Written, directed and produced by Ethan Guan (Cecily), this short film takes a clever and artistic glance at a possible dystopian future for humankind, living side-by-side with robots, which over time become more powerful and dangerous.
By MegaFlix Film Awards4 months ago in Geeks
REVIEW - FIRE SYNDROME (Directed by Jonathan Nolan)
Set in a futuristic alien world with a plot where "science turns on its creators due to the influence of a sinister force", FIRE SYNDROME promises to intrigue and entertain those with a liking for good stories and animated sci-fi, but sadly this short film doesn't really deliver on all fronts I had hoped.
By MegaFlix Film Awards6 months ago in Geeks
REVIEW - Shadows (Written and Directed by Mohadeseh Asadi Zadeh)
Written, directed and produced by Mohadeseh Asadi Zadeh, 'Shadows' is an intense short crime drama, which is both thought-provoking and impactful, taking on the difficult subject matters of child abuse and domestic violence, and managing to do so with sensitivity and tact.
By MegaFlix Film Awards8 months ago in Criminal
REVIEW - Kill City Cup (Directed by Luke Robert)
At the MegaFlix Film Awards we have always championed independent films of all genres and styles, with a special affection for the world of ‘sports entertainment’ and pro-wrestling inspired content. Our jury has even included producers of the long-running world-renowned smash-hit TV shows WWE: Monday Night RAW and WWE: Friday Night SmackDown – so when ‘Kill City Cup’ was submitted, there were high hopes and intrigue behind the scenes here.
By MegaFlix Film Awards9 months ago in Geeks
REVIEW - Consumed (Directed by J P Bradham)
'Consumed' is an engaging and dark short film from Los Angleles based director, J P Bradham - whose previous work includes the eerie and unnerving sci-fi short 'Proxy', and with this film also daring viewers to imagine a twisted dystopian future, it seems that fans of this genre are in for a treat yet again!
By MegaFlix Film Awards11 months ago in Horror
