Review by richardorchis

Off the heels of his debut feature "INFINITE.", Barkhoff didn't wait at all to open any doors with his creativity in the field of filmmaking. "Windfall" is about what you'd expect to come next - an effort that builds off of the atmospheric premise of the former and continues to build Barkhoff's wishful narrative of his career. Where "Windfall" can be rather clammy with acting and plot points, the camerawork, editing, and soundtrack all account for a very entertaining feature. It's impressive, to say the least, that Barkhoff has managed the narratives he has across all of his work for his age. "Windfall" proves his desire to better the skill, and the future is open for him to wholly take advantage of the filmmaking enterprise to leave his name a branded one among the likings of Quentin Tarantino and Martin Scorsese.