MyIndie Review Vlog

- Season 1

(2018)

Asaf reviews "A Guidebook to Killing Your Ex", written and directed by Hungarian indie filmmaker József Gallai. The film follows a disturbed individual who, via video tutorial, documents his plot to kill his ex-girlfriend and her fiancé.

Asaf reviews Red Krokodil, directed by Italian filmmaker Domiziano Cristopharo. The story follows the deterioration of a young man, in a post nuclear war environment, who is addicted to Red Krokodil, a deadly and super addictive drug.

Asaf reviews The Black Gloves, directed by Scottish indie filmmaker Lawrie Brewster. The story begins with a psychologist who is tormented and obsessed over failing his patient, a young teenage girl tormented by an owl-headed boogeyman.

Asaf reviews Alfred J Hemlock, directed by Australian filmmaker Edward Lyons. Emily, after being nastily dumped by her boyfriend, encounters the mysterious Hemlock, who implores her to submit to him and be put out of her misery.

Asaf reviews "The Dream Children" by Australian director Robert Chuter. The story follows a young gay couple, Steven and Alex, and the hardships they go through as they try to apply for adoption as a same sex couple.

Asaf reviews "Dystopia St.", by UK director David Cave. The story follows a young man in a grimy apartment, where he desperately tries keep hold of a mysterious key which will supposedly lead him to "The Answer".

Asaf reviews seasons 1 and 2 of "The Making Of", by UK filmmakers, Sam Mason-Bell and Jackson Batchelor. A Mockumentary about a group of young independent filmmakers and the turmoil they go through when trying to make a feature film.

Asaf reviews "Vile Prey" by US director Tim Novotny. The story follows three sadistic murderers, working together as a pack. Their killing spree brings them face to face with an evil the likes of which they couldn't have prepared for.

Asaf reviews 2013's thriller Deadly Revisions and 2018's horror-comedy Garden Party Massacre, both by American Indie Filmmaker Gregory Blair, who fondly describes them as his Night and Day series.

Asaf reviews "I'm Dreaming of a White Doomsday" by U.S. Indie filmmaker Mike Lombardo. The story follows a young woman and her 8-year-old son who are secured in a bomb shelter after an apparent apocalypse decimated their surrounding.

Asaf reviews "The Darkest" by French Indie filmmaker Robin Entreinger. The story is about a young physics teacher and his wife, who go on a romantic camping weekend in the mountains. Come sundown, things start to get weird.

Asaf reviews "For Her", by UK indie filmmaker Daniel Mark Young. It is a story of a young couple who seem very much in love, yet we quickly realize that not all is sunshine and rainbows.

Asaf reviews Anonymous 616 by U.S. indie filmmaker, Mike Boss. The story follows two couples having a reunion night of sorts. They are completely unaware, though, that for three of them, it is about to become a very bad night.

Asaf reviews "The Museum of Wonders" by Domiziano Cristopharo. A tale of love, loyalty, greed, betrayal - and revenge.

Asaf reviews "Torment" by Adam Ford. Produced by Domiziano Cristopharo, 'Torment' is a tale inspired by the inner world of notorious serial killer and rapist, John Wayne Gacy a.k.a. The Killer Clown.

Asaf reviews "Echoes" by Hungarian indie filmmaker, Jozsef Gallai - A middle-aged man lives with his infant child in a remote cabin. Things start to get weird when he begins to see strange characters lurking in the woods.

Asaf reviews "Party Night" by Troy Escamilla. follows six young teenagers celebrating their high-school graduation. They decide to blow off their Prom's after-party and go have a private party in a secluded house by the lake.

Asaf reviews "American Guinea Pig: The Song of Solomon" by U.S. indie filmmaker, Stephen Biro - The world is on the verge of a pending apocalypse. The Catholic church realizes that a possessed girl holds the key to the world's salvation.

Asaf reviews 'Scumbag' by indie filmmaker, Mars Roberge - Phil dreams of being a famous DJ. Living in the city with his girlfriend Christine, he reluctantly gets a job at a telemarketing company.

Asaf reviews four short horror films by indie director Jaysen Buterin: Between Hell and a Hard Place, Don't Let The Light In, The Corner and Killing Giggles.

Asaf reviews 'Jax In Love' by Colin Campbell, produced, written by and starring Rakefet Abergel - Jax (Abergel) is on a road trip looking to find that special someone she can make a connection with.

Asaf reviews season 3 of "The Making Of", by UK filmmakers, Sam Mason-Bell and Jackson Batchelor. A Mockumentary about a group of young independent filmmakers and the turmoil they go through when trying to make a feature film.

Asaf reviews 'American Guinea Pig: Sacrifice', directed by Italian indie filmmaker, Sarah 'Poison' Rouge. The story follows a young man, tormented by a troubled past, who returns to the home in which he was raised

Asaf reviews 'Fang' by indie filmmaker Adam Steigert - A pair of drug addicts accidentally kill someone in a robbery gone wrong and escape to hide at a distant relatives' house until things cool down.

Asaf reviews 'Curse of Mesopotamia' by indie filmmaker Lauand Omar - Five strangers are brought together by their psychiatrist to help cure the recurring nightmares they all share, in which they are terrorized by a pale faced boogeyman.

Asaf reviews 'Xpaition' by Italian extreme filmmaker, Domiziano Cristopharo - the third installment in Domiziano's Trilogy Of Death, following 2015's 'Torment' by Adam Ford, and 2017's 'American Guinea Pig: Sacrifice' by Poison Rouge.

Asaf reviews 'The C Word' by indie filmmaker James Dann. Alan is trying to overcome his issues with the help of a support group who seem to suffer from a similar affliction, a debilitating fear of commitment of any kind.

Asaf reviews 'Girl and a Scar' by UK indie filmmaker, David Cave. A young woman is suffering from a relentless ordeal, yet love can be found in the strangest of places.

Asaf reviews 'Stirring' a.k.a. 'Mrs. Claus' by Troy Escamilla - A young girl in her Freshman year of college, pledges to the same sorority house in which her sister was viciously murdered ten years prior.

Asaf reviews three shorts by Israeli indie filmmaker, Leon Livshitz: 'Let Me Help You', 'For Life' and 'First Night Together'.

Asaf reviews two short films by UK indie filmmaker, Velton Lishke: 'The Happiness of Larry' and 'Double 7 Six'.

Asaf reviews 'Moth' by Jozsef Gallai. A young college teacher pursues an investigation into the mysterious case of the legendary "Mothman" sightings popping up around the world.

Asaf reviews 'Angel' by Tory Jones. A group of young investigative journalists investigate the disappearance of a young girl in the abandoned town of Raven Rock which is infamous for its horror riddled history.

Asaf reviews 'House of Forbidden Secrets' by Todd Sheets. A night shift security supervisor's first night on the job at the old Shadow View Manor goes out of control following a botched seance.

Asaf reviews 2 films from The Mahal Empire: 'Bus Party to Hell' and 'Art of the Dead' featuring Richard Grieco and Tara Reid.

Asaf recaps Season One with a Countdown of the Top 10 highest ranked films reviewed on the show's inaugural season.