Title: Seasons: Rose Year: 2021 Starring: Kristen Scott, Ravyn Alexa, Owen Grey Director: Casey Calvert Synopsis: In the sequel to Seasons: Grace, the pair are reunited again but this time at Nadine's home in Nashville. With a romantic weekend on her mind, things don't go exactly to Grace's plans when Nadine doesn't give her the attention she was expecting. Can roses fix a Valentine's gone wrong? - via Lustcinema.com Lilith's Notes: A sequel to another vaguely holiday-themed film Watch Now: Lustcinema.com | HotMovies "Valentine's Day is a sad excuse for us to feel sorry for ourselves and spend lots of money." Welcome to Single’s Awareness Month, no, that’s not our review theme for February, it’s just what sarcastic little edgelords like myself prefer to call the Valentine’s season. I have a question for you, something to ponder: Out of all 28 days in February, which one is the best? Finished pondering? Good. If you said February 15th, y...

Title: The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed Year: 2023 Starring: Joanna Arnow, Scott Cohen, Babak Tafti Director: Joanna Arnow Synopsis: A mosaic-style comedy following the life of a woman as time passes in her long-term casual BDSM relationship, low-level corporate job, and quarrelsome Jewish family. - via Letterboxd.com Lilith's Notes: I thought this would be much funnier and enlightening. Watch Now: Amazon "In theory I like it, but in practice I might need aftercare." Welcome back to a fresh new year of Lilith Likes to Watch. Looking around, it seems that so far, 2026 is just second verse, same as the first. Probably even more dire. Great. Maybe we should try and start this year of reviews with something fun, snarky and perhaps uplifting? Too bad that isn’t what we have on the docket for tonight. Instead of fun we have something else… We have twee. My goodness how I hate twee. Now, I suppose twee can be defined in many different ways....

2025 sure was a year. We consumed so many short films that reflecting on best and worst was a rather daunting experience. Therefor Kage and I decided to tackle the end of the year list in a new way: Make our own little award show! Who was the best performer? What had the best set design? What was the worst remake? As usual, the one real rule was that it had to be something we watched for the first time in 2025. Otherwise, it was a free for all. Let's begin! *** Best and Worst of 2025... BEST SCENE OF THE YEAR Flesh and Fire Read Original Review A witchy, arcane experience where a woman tends to herself sing a lit candle. It's also infuriatingly brief and apparently only a trailer for a bigger work we were never able to find. This is our new White Whale. If anyone can direct us to the full experience that is Flesh and Fire, please do. It has never left our minds since we saw it. We are bewitche d. Also, if there was an award for Best Use of a Candle of the Year, Flesh and Fire w...

Title: Cheers! Portland, the Strip Club Capital of America Year: 2024 Starring: Maggie Magnolia, Phoenix Rising, Axel Director: Megan Ashley Alan Synopsis: Portland, Oregon has the most strip clubs per capita of any major U.S. city. Through interviews with strippers, regulars, and industry experts, viewers are invited to leave their preconceived notions at the door and step into a highly misunderstood world. - via Amazon Prime Lilith's Notes: Oh my god why are my eyes wet?? Watch Now: Amazon | Apple TV "So, I was working at a different club and I got in trouble for doing the robot." Some time during the pandemic, I remember reading a tweet that said something along the lines of “We’ve reached the neon cyberpunk portion of the dystopia”. Attached to the tweet was a link to a news story about a strip club in Oregon who invented a drive-thru strip club experience. Five years later, maybe you’re wondering what happened to those sexy entrepreneurs? Or maybe you forgot a...