Author: Greggory W Morris

Film Review of EYE FOR AN EYE, Winner of a 2025 Tribeca Festival Special Jury Mention As Well As Best Editing

An affecting, morally intricate nonfiction film that does more than expose a legal system (unlike that in western countries): It humanizes it via compelling editing, emotional stroking, and fearless storytelling that invites reflection on justice, retribution and mercy. A must-see for anyone interested in legal ethics, women’s rights and bravura internationally informed storytelling.

MR. BLAKE AT YOUR SERVICE! Film Review – Starring John Malkovich, Directed by Gilles Legardinier

This dramedy is off the proverbial chart for rating movies. Because of its exquisite narrative pacing – as if every second and every frame and every scene of the 1 hour, 40 minute film is sacrosanct – it is deceptively brilliant regarding acting, writing, directing cinematography and everything else. – Review & Article by Gregg W. Morris, the WORD

MONEY TALK$ Review 2025 Film Short

MONEY TALK$ is a daring and poignant unsentimental portrait of a society on the brink. Director Tony Mucci’s directorial debut showcases a deft understanding of how money can become a powerful agent of human behavior. By tracing the path of a single banknote, the film invites viewers to reflect on the moral and societal costs of economic survival, making it a standout work in contemporary short filmmaking. – Review by Gregg W. Morris, Editor, Reviewer of the WORD

ALL ALONE TOGETHER Film Review

Because this is a micro-budget film, audiences expecting special effects will be disappointed with quality in this film though there are a few scattered here and there that are decent.This is a psychological film, more driven by dialogue and performances than effects. Review, Article by Gregg W. Morris

Part 2, ANIMALS IN THE WAR: Film Review

The anthology is an alarm that needs to be heard around the world. The seven vignettes being showcased in the anthology feature a particular animal as a central figure of each story; ANIMALS IN WAR radiates for many reasons and one is the range of artistic styles showing the war’s overlooked ecological crisis.

SWEET RELIEF Film Review

 SWEET RELIEF – available on premium VOD as of yesterday – is an 89-minute, slow-burn whacky horror thriller about an online murder challenge (by Gen Z types) in a small suburban community. It’s director, Nick Verdi, has a rep…