Superbly acted with a unique plot and great development of its themes, Ba is a dark and moving hidden gem worthy of a larger audience.

Using its horror aspect as a metaphor for addiction, Bleeding is a bleak yet impressive watch helmed by two excellent lead performances.

Realm of Shadows manages to impress with its experimentation, showcasing a keen eye for filmmaking and plenty of engaging visuals to chew on.

With an extremely impressive young cast and a plot that truly subverts expectations and flips genre tropes on their head, Marshmallow is more than worth a watch for horror fans.

With satisfying visuals and a good balance of sincerity and humour, this is an amusing and impressive indie flick.

Bound is a truly impressive indie flick that has the potential to strike a chord with many viewers.

Despite being a hard watch due to its harrowing subject matter and its abrupt, dark and show-all approach to it, Withdrawal is nothing short of an applaud-worthy hidden gem.

Competently acted with commendable filmmaking on display, Salvable is a gritty crime drama that doesn’t pack the punch it tries to due to a weak storyline.

Until Dawn is the perfect example of a popcorn horror flick. Entertaining and fun with a likable cast and back to back scares.

The Penguin Lessons is both a fun story centering on a man and his strange yet adorable pet, and an emotional historical picture of life in Argentina under the dictatorship.

The Ugly Stepsister isn’t just a great classic reimagining, but one of the best we have, especially in the horror department.

Death of a Unicorn provides plenty of silly entertainment, though the inconsistencies within the script stop it from hitting a home run.

Last Breath boasts a gripping true story that pairs nicely with a 90-minute run-time to create a snappy, tight and fast-moving thriller.

Despite Peter Dinklage's commanding performance, American Dreamer’s stark lack of humour and slow, dull plot prevents it from entertaining.

The Stress is Killing Me presents a fun idea, but fails to inject the comedy needed to execute it well.

Breakup Season certainly stands out with its refreshing take on relationship breakdown.

The Unbreakable Boy does exactly what it says on the tin; provides an uplifting, hopeful and emotional story about a remarkable individual.

Little Bites has to be commended for its unique idea, and using the method of a vampire to discuss themes of motherhood and addiction.

Dog Man boasts consistent laughs built of of humorous dialogue and neat visual gags, a heartfelt storyline that feels natural and endearing.

With excellent development of its themes and good lead performances, Thou Shalt Kill is a competent single-location thriller.