Back in 2018, I was given the chance to write some reviews for the fine folks over at WeAreMovieGeeks.com. Those reviews included films like Hover, Along Came the Devil, and American Dresser, which varied between decent and terrible. This time, I was asked to review the upcoming aquatic thriller Sea Fever, the feature debut of TV-director Neasa Hardiman. Overall, I enjoyed the film, praising it for its solid performances, impressive direction, decent pacing, and effective use of tension. Granted, the film does take elements from other, better films like Alien and The Thing, but what film hasn’t? You can take influence from all over so long as the result is good, or at least decent. Thanks again to the people at WeAreMovieGeeks.com for giving me this opportunity, and I hope to work with them again. Check out the review at the link below, and check out the site itself.
