Long Lost

With its good use of a single location and just three characters, Long Lost almost works, though its fun twist would have felt fresher a decade ago.

Unfortunately, while Long Lost has its moments, it ultimately fails to capitalize on its intriguing premise.

The video and audio quality is great, the acting is both uncomfortable and hilarious but in a great way and the story is interesting.

Catherine Corcoran is mesmerizing.

I think you'll have a good time with this.

The Games People Play

A nifty little three hander, Bloomquist's low budget film will take its audience on a cinematic mystery tour, but he's made sure the SAT Nav is turned-off so they won't know where they're going.

The plot is in equal parts intriguing, horrifying and revolting ;although ultimately we can guess at the implied danger ahead. All the being said, there is a major shift in the third act that turns the whole film on its head...

Engrossing but nerve-wracking enigmatic psychological thriller.

Rooted in ideas of class and performance, Long Lost cleverly touches on Marxist themes without clubbing viewers over the head with an agenda.