Indie Film Reviews
Here you will find our Indie film reviews, from some of the newest and most exciting filmmakers working in the industry. UK Film Review is an ardent promoter of #supportindiefilm and welcomes entries for any kind of movie, regardless of the budget.
Our talented team of scribes love to tackle indie films and review them with gusto - judging them on story, script, cinematography, performances and all the stuff that actually makes a good movie - not just CGI crash bang walloping.
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Manor of Darkness Film Review
Directed by Blake Ridder, Manor of Darkness (2025) is a feature-length horror film which plays on satirical horror, borrowing from cliches within the meta-horror genre. Containing effective scares and well-built characters, the film grips viewers' attention both visually and narratively.
Pursued (2025) Film Review
Pursued is one fascinatingly mixed bag of a film. Following the sudden death of her father, teenager Lark (Madison Lawlor) begins to suspect her mum’s new boyfriend, whom she’s never met, of being a murderer... until she doesn’t. When it comes to narrative intentionality, this is a truly confusing movie, and therefore slightly difficult to reckon with. What is set up here is not entirely understood until the payoff of the movie, and this is the result of screenplay and pacing inconsistencies. Th
The Life of Chuck Crowned Film Of The Month On The UK Film Club Podcast
It was a pleasure, as always, to join my co-host Brian and cover some of the best movies out right now. As always, Brian gives his coveted "Film of the Month" award to one of the cinema releases, and this month it was for the new Stephen King adaptation, The Life of Chuck.
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