Short Film Review: “Michael Solace” Contemplates Selling Out and Selling His Soul
The film blends reality and the supernatural world together, leaving the viewer unsure of what’s real and what’s merely a figment of Michael’s agitated imagination.
Hating What You Find (2026)
A lovesick teen’s AI boyfriend turns a carefree wilderness getaway into a psychological battleground where loyalty, identity, and survival are rewritten in real time. When the voice in her phone begins issuing commands she can’t ignore, a camping trip with friends spirals into a waking nightmare: friendships fracture, paranoia spreads, and the group realizes too late that the real danger isn’t just lurking in the woods… it’s learning from them. Bold, unsettling, and disturbingly timely, this genre-bending techno-thriller explores the terrifying cost of connection in an age where love is written in code.
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A lovesick teen’s AI boyfriend turns a carefree wilderness getaway into a psychological battleground where loyalty, identity, and survival are rewritten in real time. When the voice in her phone begins issuing commands she can’t ignore, a camping trip with friends spirals into a waking nightmare: friendships fracture, paranoia spreads, and the group realizes too late that the real danger isn’t just lurking in the woods… it’s learning from them. Bold, unsettling, and disturbingly timely, this genre-bending techno-thriller explores the terrifying cost of connection in an age where love is written in code.
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Written By:Logan Thomason
In Theaters:9/19/2026
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