#indiemovies

[evilasteriskpodcast]

Episode 4 of EVIL*ASTERISK PODCAST is now available! Hope you enjoy our first podcast of 2025 ✨

Oddity (2024) 👹 Damian McCarthy’s supernatural horror film: https://spoti.fi/3PWGOma

The podcast is available on Spotify, YouTube, Apple, Amazon, Audible, and more!

LinkTree:  https://bit.ly/3ZVBF2p

Medium:  https://bit.ly/4i9GGg1

[fadeintoyou1993]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY BRU!!!! love youse<3333

aaaa thank u trinity!!!!!!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖

[notsocrunchybutpositivemama]

Fav movies so far

The love witch

party monster

shameless-show i know but i binge watch this

the color purple

X

Pearl

Opal

[salhub14]

Watch Full Movies in Free Click link https://cutt.ly/ewJ2USti

[girljeremystrong]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY CAT!!!! love u hope you have an AWESOME bday ❤️❤️❤️🕺🕺

YEAH boogie party time!!!! thank you so much i love you!!!!!!!! ❤️🫂

[ru10]

Indie Movies and TV shows App

Install Flixdaa app on your Android TV to watch Indie Movies and TV shows.

[clydeandy]

SHARDZ

(2025, dir. Clyde Andy)

[sophiaandrewsfrommars]

Leaving and taking it all with me! Clara bow baby

[noahsteensonfilms]

😘😘😘 "And they're both NOT boys"

[evilasteriskpodcast]

Our final EVIL*ASTERISK podcast of 2024 features Ghostwatch (1992) – a groundbreaking BBC horror mockumentary that was presented as a “live” broadcast 👻 Created and written by Stephen Volk; directed by Lesley Manning.

Hope you enjoy listening … and best wishes for a frightfully fun new year 🎉

In case you missed it, transcripts for previous episodes (You Are Not My Mother | Stopmotion) are available on Medium: https://bit.ly/4i9GGg1

Jeannie Novak and Luis Levy review obscure, odd, and wholly original horror films that might not be getting the attention they deserve – is available on Spotify, YouTube, Apple, Amazon, Audible, SoundCloud, and more! See our LinkTree for details: https://linktr.ee/evilasterisk

[indiejeannie]

Just in time for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, we’ve released another episode of EVIL ASTERISK PODCAST – where Luis Levy and I review obscure, odd, and wholly original horror films that might not be getting the attention they deserve. Episode 2 features Robert Morgan’s psychological horror film, Stopmotion (2023). Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7yczJc0aPh1LAVgpQiR3zF?si=566d8da531a34a28 In case you missed it, the transcript for Episode 1 (You Are Not My Mother) is available on Medium: https://bit.ly/4i9GGg1 The podcast is also available on YouTube, Apple, Amazon, Audible, SoundCloud, and more! See our LinkTree for details: https://linktr.ee/evilasterisk

[csbtv]

"Don't Rush" on CSB Television

#podcasts #shortfilms #indiefilms #miniseries #vodcasts #comedy #indietv

[anneleighton]

John Poveromo on the Anne Leighton Inclusion Interview Show

John Poveromo is the next guest on the Anne Leighton Inclusion Interview Show. Which goes live Tuesday evening 6 pm ET/3 pm PT/midnight (Wed. morning Cape Town time.

I fell in love with the range of musicians, comedians, and health experts that John has on his podcast, "Dystopia Tonight.”  John's a working comedian with a wide range of talent including cartoon art, writing, filmmaking, organizing, and creating projects.

We talk about personal experiences with depression, mental health, and the challenges of navigating the current political and social climate. The interview also shares our experiences with social media, creativity, and travel, with a focus on the importance of empathy, understanding different perspectives, and supporting those who are struggling. He created an indie movie, "Duppet," a short that visualizes depression.

Two other deep topics were our love for the TV show, "Supernatural" and John's hair care routine! 

Everyone should tune in to John's M.S. Telethon happening this March 26-27.  Type up this link for the Telethon broadcast page:  bit.ly/dystopiaallnight25

[salhub14]

Watch Full Movies in Free Click link https://cutt.ly/ewJ2USti

[awkwrrrrrrd]

Movies rely on miracles.

We think that these people, these characters, who have lives that are worth becoming movies are such because they are interesting people who make things happen. They take risks and are quirky and relatable and daring and witty and cool and so uncool and unique. But they are dependent on circumstances. So dependent on the Hand of Plot intervening through situations that are plausible. The main character just so happens to live next door to the other main character. The right character just happens to walk in on you crying to create a bonding moment. What happens when these plausible events don't happen. Do you curate reality to earn your indie movie moments? How long do you wait for someone to find you brooding on the rooftop?

[chloetraicosworld]

Feel good Indies Introducing Jodea