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Daggers Inn - Available to watch now:

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Daggers Inn - Available to watch now: 9/10 – A Fantastic Showcase of Independent British Filmmaking -Raya Films. Daggers Inn is an atmospheric mystery that combines suspense, dark humour and supernatural intrigue in a way that feels distinctly British. The rural setting creates a constant sense of mystery, while the cinematography makes excellent use of the beautiful locations. Anna Danvers delivers a strong lead performance as Donna Revan, supported by a talented cast who bring the film's intriguing world to life. The story unfolds at a steady pace, gradually revealing its secrets while maintaining an engaging atmosphere throughout. One of the things I admire most is the passion behind the project and just how beautifully it has been shot. Every frame feels like a piece of art. Independent filmmaking takes enormous commitment, creativity and determination, and Daggers Inn is a wonderful example of what can be achieved by people who genuinely believe in the stories they want to tel...

Movie Review: My Dead Friend Zoe:

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  My Dead Friend Zoe, Food for the soul: My Dead Friend Zoe is a beautiful, raw, and deeply heartfelt film. It captures the struggles of juggling life’s obstacles while trying to keep those you love safe and close. At its core, it sheds light on suicide awareness—reminding us that while some survive the battlefield, many continue fighting silent wars within, and tragically, some lose that battle. The story follows Merritt, a veteran living with PTSD, who is haunted—both literally and emotionally—by the presence of her best friend Zoe, who died. Zoe becomes her shadow, a constant reminder of love, loss, and the invisible weight soldiers carry after war. This masterpiece is both tear-jerking and uplifting, blending grief with resilience. It asks us not only to witness the struggle but also to support change, encouraging viewers to back three organisations and share the film’s message so it reaches those who need it most. A moving portrayal of friendship, trauma, and healing, My Dead...