To Kill a Wolf

Almost immediately fell in love with this modern adaptation of Little Red Riding Hood. I want to rave about so many specifics but I’m trying to avoid doing so because letting the experience of this one wash over you without much outside knowledge makes it all the more…

claira curtis

Atmospheric; clever; cold; creepy; dark; engaging; moody; restrained; short; well-made; woodsy.

joshrowley

Late-autumn, early-winter, rainy-PNW vibes in a wholly original adaptation/retelling of a classic story. The camera’s hidden behind trees, peering through leaves, in corners and behind windows, and it creates such a unique look for the film. So intimate and resonant. Really…

ansh

Watching this so I can kill the one that’s on wall street

Cole Failing

Films shot in Oregon just look better.

alanzhou

Imagine having a degree in psychology and still failing to gaslight a teenager.

themotleycrew

it’s kinda like the indie epitome of everything i want to make. some of the best cinematography i’ve ever seen; the colourist got a 10-minute solo standing ovation from me. minimalist filmmaking done right and an incredible debut from a director that will be on my radar…

seth

Solid, stripped down tale of grief and trauma through a vague fairy-tale-without-the-fantasy overlay, as a girl is found in the woods and travels back and forth from grandma’s house. Undeniably well shot and well acted. Also much sharper script-wise than it seems: every…

Keith

It’s a grounded retelling, built almost entirely on atmosphere and a kind of low, constant dread. The events themselves are not shown, only the aftermath and the weight of what has been done and what cannot be undone. No genre framing whatsoever and minimal dramatic…

Jacob H