Synopsis

Set in a small Mid-western town where secrets run deep and names are well-known, Kelby Unger’s return stirs up more than just the past, and Kelby slowly begins to remember why he originally left. The ashes of the past lurk around every corner and Kelby soon discovers that confronting his dead father allays only half of his demons. The name Joshua is uprooted, reopening a pit in Kelby’s stomach and causing his unsuspecting fiancée Amelia to piece together a horrifying puzzle of what one man is capable of and just who -- or what -- is Joshua. The air in Bisbee is heavy and dead, and Kelby knows that what he tried to end thirteen years ago has grown stronger, both around him and inside him…

Official Review

Lately I’ve been shying away from reviewing independent films for various reasons, one being most of them are terrible, and two being that I’m slowly losing the patients for them. So when I actually make it through an hour and a half indie film, and take the time to review it, you know there must be something special about it. So take note, you are going to want to pick up Travis Betz’ Joshua when it hits DVD on Valentine’s Day 2006… …Read More