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Those familiar with my writing know that I’m not much of a fan of horror films, though I have been somewhat encouraged by the emergence of “smart horror” releases in recent years – scary movies that seek to do more than just try to see how high they can get the body count by film’s end. So I was naturally intrigued by this debut feature by writer-director Michael Kovich Jr. which tells the story of a man (Bruno Sosa Bofinger) who unwittingly finds himself imprisoned in his own apartment, with massive chains covering his front door from the inside. Based on its impressive trailer, the picture suggests that it’s going to provide viewers with more than what they typically expect from such fare, thanks in large part to its stylish production design and gorgeous black-and-white cinematography. Regrettably, however, “The Apartment” doesn’t live up to that potential, mainly because its narrative is wholly predictable. It doesn’t take long to figure out what’s going on here (I called it after about 10 minutes into its 1:27:00 runtime), and that kind of predictability is, for me, the cardinal sin of filmmaking, no matter how elaborately the production may be dressed up. As a consequence, the film limps along with tedious pacing and tiresome redundant sequences, clearly padding a story that ultimately doesn’t have much substance going for it. It also suffers from an excess of scenes featuring graphic depictions of domestic violence, material that could have easily been scaled back without losing any meaningful impact. The bottom line is that this disappointing release represents a missed opportunity to help elevate a genre very much in need of new life. Instead, we’re left with an offering stuck in an old mold, despite an attempt to use upgraded aesthetics to make it more than it is. And there’s nothing frightening in that.
The story of a lonely young man as he inexplicably wakes up in his dark and empty apartment one day. What follows is his journey through this mysterious and unrecognizable world he is thrown into. As he tries to grasp the surreal occurrences happening around him, he comes closer to unraveling the truth behind his existence and his dark past.
Evelyn, an enthusiastic young witch, eagerly enters a new magical college, brimming with anticipation of meeting new friends and touring the campus. However, what she envisions may not unfold exactly as she expects.
Two exchange students in a coastal Norwegian town decide to hike outside to chase the Northern Lights but soon find out they are not alone under the auroras
Murder and mayhem surround a mysterious taxi cab in this supernatural horror tale.
Henry checks into his BNB for his first wedding photography gig but gets much more than he bargained for.
In December 1993, a luxury condominium tower block collapse after ground erosion from the neighbouring hillside. About 50 people lost their lives and to this day has become one of the darkest and saddest tragic incidents in Malaysian history. Twenty years later in 2013, a group of documentary filmmakers venture into the remaining two blocks that is left standing to do a ghost hunting expedition. What they discovered is not for the faint-hearted.
Harvested 3 is the trilogy to Harvested The Holiday Horror Franchise, Produced by Culture Forward Media Group LLC and Distributed by Culture Forward TV. Writer and Director Ali West Ashe aka Alex West the 23X international award winning filmmaker (4X platinum); will also be starring as Detective Axel Edwards, while Cortney Elise returns as Tiff, Gregor Haley returns as Harold Rice, Elester Latham returns as Ottis (Motel Owner, Dean Wil returns as Jemel, while Watts Homie Quan (Tyquan Givens) makes his franchise debut. Creature Concept design by Veniesa Dillion and Mylina Baez, SFX by Jessica Seifert, Soundtrack byThe Vanguards, Cazo Cas, Judell Rome and ClintD. Harvested 3 returns to streaming on 11.25.24 Just tap in on Roku and Channel search Culture Forward TV to stream it for free!
Trapped in an enclosed area, Sarah frantically looks for a way to escape, hoping not to encounter anything that may be lurking around her in the darkness.
Moogai is Bundjalung for ‘ghost’, and it is precisely a moogai that intrudes on the quiet home life of Sarah, Fergus and their newborn baby.
