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Bookmark or Share- The Independent Critic - Movie Review: Roswell DeliriumRoswell Delirium adds into this world familiar 80's stars in relatively brief but important roles including Anthony Michael Hall (Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club), Lisa Whelchel (The Facts of Life), Dee Wallace (E.T.), Reginald VelJohnson (Family Matters), and Sam Jones (Flash Gordon).
- The Independent Critic - Movie Review: ShuraMovie Review: Shura. It doesn't take you long to realize that the work Shura Wallin does in the short doc Shura isn't always popular. Co-directed by David Damian Figueroa and Kayvon Derak Shanian, Shura captures the feisty and determined energy of this octogenarian who lives only miles from the U.S./Mexico border in Arizon and who spends the ...
- The Independent Critic - Movie Review: Death After DuskShot directly in a small, dilapidated Texas town soon to be demolished to make way for bigger and better, Death After Dusk is a film that leaves you both wishing it could have been better and more than a little in awe of how good it actually is. Death After Dusk is set in 1899 in the small town of Buck Creek.
- The Independent Critic - HomeThe Independent Critic is An Independent Voice for the Reel World Featuring Movie Reviews, Interviews and Features by Indianapolis-based Film Critic Richard Propes.
- The Independent Critic - Movie Review: TableauMovie Review: Tableau. Sofia Smith's Nicole captivates from the opening moments of writer-director Stuart Howes's engaging and poignant debut film Tableau, a 73-minute film recently released to digital by indie distributor Indie Rights.
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