Scott Phillips’ Film Reviews – Page 4

by Scott Phillips June 14, 2019

Punta Muerto (Dead End): Cinepocalypse Film Festival Review

Homage to 1940’s Noir Provides Old School Entertainment Punta Muerto (Dead End) is a bit of a curiosity. NotContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips June 8, 2019

Next Stop: Chicago and Cinepocalypse 2019 There was a time that genre films were relegated to late-night time slots atContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips June 7, 2019

A New Twist on the Troubled Boy With an Imaginary Friend Creepy kid movies have long been a sub-genre inContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips June 5, 2019

Brilliant Sci-Fi Indie Proves to Be the Best of the Fest When I arrived in New Orleans on May 30th,Continue Reading

by Scott Phillips June 3, 2019

Horror Film Lives Up To Its Sundance Hype It happens every year. A horror film by a little-known filmmaker comesContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips June 1, 2019

Horror Comedy is an Unexpected Treat It’s ironic that Satanic Panic, the new film from director Chelsea Stardust (All ThatContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips May 31, 2019

Zombie Comedy Feels Like a Retread But Still Gets Plenty of Laughs When I first heard the premise of TheContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips May 30, 2019

Small Scale Crime Film Will Resonate With Audiences The hapless protagonist in Dogman, the new film from director Matteo GarroneContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips May 24, 2019

French Film is Equal Parts Thriller and Family Drama Julien and Marie had a bitter divorce. We’re never expressly toldContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips May 20, 2019

Third Installment Brings the Thrills Even if They Are a Bit Familiar The English language offers conflicting insight into howContinue Reading