Chris Grega

ONLY FEET by writer/director Walter Wright is a dark erotic neo-noir thriller that shows some thinking outside the box storytelling ideas that I like to see out of an indie film. It follows the fortunes of Jace (Chance Dawson) and Bella (Robin Covington) a couple of near down-and-outers that are living on a dwindling supply of money out of a fancy hotel. Well, as luck(?) would have it, Jace stumbles into what seems to be an opportunity of a lifetime, posting feet pics on a site for...

Writer/director Michael Marco crafts a mean, gritty, and tense little crime thriller with BLIND BLOOD. It opens to the sound of food wrappers crinkling and two hit men/drug dealers/cleaners jawing about tacos in a Pulp Fiction-y kind of way. This is our introduction to Jack (Mark Hanson) and Raoul (Michael Marco) Shortly after this conversation the boys have to enter a run-down house and take care of some "business." The next thing you know, it's nine years later and Jack (the much calmer of...

BLACK GOAT is a UK micro-budget folk-horror film written and directed by David Hinds. Now, I'm gonna go on record right now and say that for my money, folk-horror always seems to hit a little harder coming out of Europe for me, mainly because it has the sheer weight of history and clashing cultures behind it. So this was a creepy, moody little piece of low-budget cinema that worked well on a lot of levels. It opens with a young couple hiking/camping in Blackwood Forest...and let's just say...