stephaniemazzeo Reviews

It's Sunny Outside (2022)

A must see...

[10/10 · 30 March 2023]

Well done. An exceptional film.

Director Michael Robert Kessler gets deep into the psyche with this creative film.

A winner of multiple awards and nominations, It's Sunny Outside delivers as a dark comedy psycho thriller.

An intriguing concept, with excellent filming keeps the viewer intrigued throughout the entire movie.

It's Sunny Outside has become an audience favorite at film festivals around the world.

Produced as a short film, It's Sunny Outside is a professional, quality movie that can hold its own against some of the best thriller movies out there.

Add this film to your watch list!

The Munsters (2022)

Dashed hopes

[5/10 · 29 September 2022]

I was looking forward to this film having grown up watching the Munsters on television as a kid but it did not deliver.

The original Munsters TV show contained subtle silly humor but this movie tried way too hard to be funny and in its attempt, it failed.

The over-coloring was a bit much and I feel Universal should have approved the project in black and white. The colors, although bright and beautiful, distracted from the characters and story.

The project could have been better if it had paid homage to the original show rather than jumping off into what appears to be more of a spoof for a children's comedy film.

Bark (2019)

Do you really know what it feels like to be stereotyped?

[10/10 · 10 September 2020]

This movie provides a perspective from a young teenager on racism and how in can affect everyone. We are all one race, the human race and once we realize this, we can open our hearts and minds to accepting others for who they are, not what they are. Congratulations to an amazing crew and cast for bringing this important issue to awareness.

An Accidental Zombie (Named Ted) (2017)

We can relate to Ted's dysfunctional family!

[10/10 · 14 February 2019]

The movie was funny and quirky. The actors were definitely pros. Amazing work by the entire crew. Great set designs.

Dysfunctional families are the norm in today's society but this film takes it to a whole new level. You can't help but feel bad for Ted. Romantic and hysterical wrapped together. Love wins in the end.