Bound By Hatred Review: I Came Ready To Drag It, And I Loved It Instead

We’re as shocked as you are that we loved Bound By Hatred, but we did and there are a lot of reasons why.

Salt Kiss Review: There Are Worse Things That You Could Be Watching

Salt Kiss – well it’s not the worst thing too watch, but it’s definitely not the best. Ploy holes, lack of character development…

Younger & The Walking Dead Star Nico Tortorella Making Vertical Drama Debut

ReelShort is bringing another adaptation to life. The Lyonesse Trilogy is coming to life. Learn more about it here!

Her Man Is The Son Of Death Review: Watch It For Shay Dinneen

Her Man Is The Son Of Death was interesting. It managed to take some parts that weren’t predictable and the formula of verticals and combine into something worth watching

Honey-Trapped My Fiancé’s Billionaire Rival: She Steers Her Own Ship

Honey-Trapped? Ya, that’s an interesting thing to ask someone to do. We were shocked, but here we are.

Bound By Duty Review: Chase Mattson Plays A Mafia Don & We’re Kinda Obsessed

Bound by Duty started out making us want to crawl into a hole but by the end, we were cheering on the characters, and the story.

Her Billionaire Father Spoils Her Rotten Review: A Mafia Movie, But Grounded In A Found Story

Her Billionaire Father Spoils Her Rotten is not bad, but it does have some of the staples that vertical dramas need to stop showcasing

Sweet Temptation Drama Review: Talia Wynzel & Jesse Morales Bring Depth To Characters That Fell Flat On The Page

We weren’t the biggest fan of the book, so we were hesitant to watch the vertical. But Talia Wynzel and Jesse Morales killed it.

Nero Review: A Valiant Attempt With An Ending So Abrupt It Ruined Everything

Nero isn’t bad. It’s the ending that makes it just meh and yet it’s still worth the watch. We’ve got some ups and downs in it.

Things I Wanted To Say Review: Dare I Say I Liked It Better Than The Book?

Adapting a book for the screen is never easy. There are always changes. Favorite scenes get cut, memorable lines disappear, new storylines are introduced, and inevitably, someone walks away disappointed. But after covering enough productions and talking to enough authors,…