THE REVUES ARE IN!!

JANE said:

Colin Cunningham’s “Centigrade” manages to do in 15 minutes what many films cannot do in 2 hours — arrest and transfix his audience’s attention as they watch the mental disintegration of a man from a ugly bully to a fear-laden, sniveling shell of his former self.

With limited dialogue, and Cunningham’s clever camera work, we go on a dizzying ride into our own psyches and psychosis, until the terminus where we are left abandoned in the wasteland of our own fears.

Brilliantly done by a writer, actor, director that I look forward to seeing more from in the years ahead.

BATERISTA said,

“I’ve seen the entire 15-min. short. It’s 15 minutes of knuckle-biting suspense, absolutely unpredictable and thoroughly enjoyable! (This from a woman who doesn’t normally like suspense or horror films.)

RICHARD HERRON Atlanta, Georgia - said,

I have to say at the opening, “CENTIGRADE” is well titled. From the opening scene of the squalid metal trailer, the tension sets the viewer up for, well, the real thing. Camera position choices and quick scene changes that were expertly used in lieu of dialog were crutial to ratcheting up “HEAT” of all kinds. The pleading and the gradually cranked up terror can only be seen as a lost————, but then I say too much. I stayed with this film every second with more than one gasping, un-easy moment. I was reminded of the painting “The Scream”, and also of the best hellfire and brimstone sermon that I ever heard. Colin Cunningham is a gifted physical actor and with this offering, much more. Buckle up and don’t miss this HELL of a ride.