Keloid is a coming-of-age story sci-fi geeks can get behind
A creation of The Black TV & Film Collective, Keloid is a coming-of-age story about a boy who really is different from everyone else.
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Let Them Die Like Lovers
Coming from the mind of Jesse Atlas, Let Them Die Like Lovers is everything you could want in a short film. High emotion, action, love, loyalty and questions of morality all come together to give you a 15 minute experience that you’ll want to have again and again.
Read moreDRTY DIANA will show you that you’re not alone in falling apart
Life just comes apart at the seams, sometimes, and DRTY DIANA is just what you need to remind you that you’re not alone. The web series centres on Nyaomi, a young woman who’s going through what we millennials like to describe as a lot.
Read moreBAMF Girls Club is a fangirl’s best friend
Did you dream of being a vampire slayer when you were a little girl? Does Lisbeth Salander’s hairstyle speak to the darkness of your soul? Would you volunteer as tribute? Do you hate having to leave your sword at the door? Would you put on the Sorting Hat? Do you dream of technicoloured vampires? No? Well… the heroines in this web series do!
Read moreAlmost 30 is the show every 29 year-old should watch
I thought we’d take a break from our regularly scheduled programming, to bring you a web series that is neither sci-fi, nor fantasy. Imagine that! Instead, it’s just about being a middle range millennial trying to make things work. Sound interesting?
Read moreNeighbors will teach you a much-needed lesson about being neighbourly
There are plenty of reasons why you should leave your neighbours alone. Chief amongst them is that your neighbours may well be evil.
Read moreAvant-Guardians exists because we all need therapy
Even angels need therapy.
Avant-Guardians is a 7 episode series of therapy sessions between Razz, a guardian angel assigned to the future 3rd black president of the US, and Dr. Hanniel, a millennia old arch angel. Razz has been told she has to go to therapy, and Dr. Hanniel is trying to lead her through the process of becoming a better guardian to her human, and maybe even a better angel. A tall order, when Razz is basically a millennial angel who alternately thinks she’s doing great and then is a total failure.
Read moreSword of the Dead will make you excited about zombies again
In feudal Japan a ronin returns home from exile to find the island he once knew plagued by a dark curse and overrun by the undead.
Read moreDark Legacy – a Star Wars fan film for lovers of the Dark Side
The Force shall free me.
The first time I ever watched the original Star Wars trilogy, I remember being aware that I was supposed to be on the side of the Jedi… but barring Yoda, I didn’t like any of them. Not even Luke. Besides – who doesn’t like Darth Vader?
Now, the Star Wars universe has expanded rapidly and exponentially since the first film was released, and the Sith have gradually gotten their shine. Dark Legacy continues the trend, by bringing us into the world of a Sith Lord and his unwilling apprentice, as he seeks to complete her training.
Read moreThe Record Keeper blurs the lines of blasphemy and it’s awesome
Fancy a little religion with your steampunk?
The Record Keeper is a beautiful and sweeping take on the cosmic battle between good and evil as told in the Old Testament. But instead of focusing on the lives, times and tribulations of the human beings stuck living in the period between banishment from Eden and the Crucifixion, this show follows the story of two angelic brothers who are on different sides of the war as they narrate their versions of events to the Record Keeper.
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