HollyShorts 2016: Friday Block II – Film Reviews
Another block of incredible films came in on Friday, with several major projects coming together beautifully. Despite it being another smaller block, these films really
Another block of incredible films came in on Friday, with several major projects coming together beautifully. Despite it being another smaller block, these films really
While there wasn’t a major theme to the Friday blocks of this year’s HollyShorts, there were still plenty of amazing films to see and enjoy.
Kids can be cruel, but rich, snobbish high schoolers in an upscale boarding school can be even crueler to someone who doesn’t fit in. Enter
I did it again. I missed a review. My apologies go out to my one fan for keeping you in suspense for so long. But,
The curiously named #40 block on the final day of HollyShorts had some very interesting film in its lineup. With several great films in this
This year at HollyShorts, one of the more anticipated blocks of films seemed to be the Romantic Comedy Block. With nearly a dozen films on
The following is an interview with writer Emma Beeby (The Alienist; Doctor Who), the first woman to write stories for Judges’ Dredd and Anderson on
Ho ho hooooo no. I giggle every time I think of the premise of this book. It’s silly, irreverent, and simply perfect for the medium.
Have you heard the news, Tomb Raider fans!? I don’t know about you, but I’ve been waiting almost a whole year to celebrate and rejoice!
This first issue of Kingsway West jumps around a bit before we find our footing in the present story. Greg Pak (House of Penance) has
In the first issue of Conan the Slayer by Cullen Bunn (Harrow County) and Sergio Dávila, we followed a wounded Conan into a community of
Fanbase Press Contributor Russ Pirozek reviews several of the films from the HollyShorts 2016 Coming of Age Block.