Reviews

Teele Dunkley's Losing Us is a hard hitting drama that focuses on the children's perspective of human trafficking. Watched the drama at a screening and I was hooked from the very start. Brave and fearless performances by quite a lot of local actors in the Norfolk area. Everyone involved with it should be proud of the work they done. The soundtrack and cinematography paid it justice to make it sound authentic and look ambiguous in this lost world that the children live in. Dunkley's a great director and I hope she makes more films in the near future, hopefully feature films with a strong message like this one.

OUIJA HOSTS is an absolute trainwreck of a film where nothing exciting, shocking, nor suspenseful happens as director/co-writer/co-star/co-producer Steven M. Smith (DEAD AGAIN, SCARE ATTRACTION, THE HOWLING) fails upon installing anything to stir up the viewers' interest, unless they yearn to see actors and actresses standing around in corners of the living room for 90 minutes without any type--Any Type--of action happening in sight as it only makes OUIJA HOSTS an easily disposable film that is clearly worth skipping. Fake ass hosts of a fake ass British TV show stay in a fake ass haunted mansion. End result = Narrated weak fake ass shot-on-a-phone piss-poor dirge. Go see GHOSTWATCH (1992) instead.

For starters, the overall look of the film is simple but absolutely spellbinding; from the dark and beautiful cinematography, the costumes and location, all of it feels authentic. And that amazing and incredibly ominous score gives the film even more power.

None of this, however, would have worked without the cast, and there's not a weak link here. Leila Kotori is beyond captivating.

The undead, swords and vikings! What more could you possibly want!? This is great work from Louisa Warren and the team. Great work - smooth photography.

Lots and lots of lots of stock footage made here. But it wasn't bad in the end. Well done to Phillips and his gang

I've seen fantastic films a few times and this is one of them. I hope I snuff it right now to preserve the moment of watching it forever.