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A Light Through Coloured Glass arrives as a quiet but potent British drama, one that begins with a scenario familiar to anyone who appreciates the country’s cinematic tradition of realism. We meet William, a man whose life is built on structured belief.

Played by Kyle Brookes, he is a church organist and the host of a local television show about faith, yet his own world is cracking apart now that his wife has left him. Then there is Tina, brought to life with a frantic energy by Sophia Leanne Kelly. She is a young woman caught in a spin cycle of bad luck and worse choices.

Their worlds collide in the most mundane of settings: a corner store. An argument over credit for milk and cigarettes leads to William stepping in to pay the small sum. Tina, proud and insistent, demands to repay him, dragging him into her chaotic...

The horror sub-genres of tentacle horror and home invasion thrills collide in the film The Stranger, which is now available on all VOD platforms in the United States. This movie marks the feature directorial debut of Mike Clarke, who previously directed multiple short films, and Paul Gerrard, who has worked as a concept artist on a couple dozen projects, including the upcoming Evil Dead film Evil Dead Rise. To get a preview of what Clarke and Gerrard have brought to the screen together, check out the trailer for The Stranger in the embed above.

Clarke and Gerrard also wrote The Stranger together, crafting the following story:

After the murder of her husband, Amanda relocates with her daughter, Karli, and purchases a hotel in the countryside. Their fresh start is interrupted by the arrival of a mysterious man who pleads for shelter, fleeing an unknown threat.

The film stars Damien Ashley...