A dark psychological horror by young filmmakers. A woman loses her grip on reality after discovering that she could be capable of evil.

WOLF is a short psychological horror film set in a hotel in the 1980’s. A group of university students are left reeling when their closest friend is attacked by an unknown person in the middle of the night, leaving her permanently scarred by the experience. The friends try their best to track down the culprit themselves, but are frustrated when they find that they cant remember what happened due to the amount of alcohol they consumed the night before.  However, there’s one person…. Alice- pure hearted, god-fearing and kind, who starts having very strange dreams… in which she sees herself hurting her closest friend, and in even stranger dreams, sees herself turning into a wolf.  We follow Alice as she struggles comes to terms with the fact that she might have betrayed the people closest to her, and finds her mind deteriorating as the wolf inside her takes over...

I like low budget, indie films. This 2050 FILMS project is another example of some young and enthousiastic film makers who, with the right ideas, talent and equipment are very able to create a decent feature film. The "House Invasion" theme of strangers breaking into a house and terrorising the inhabitants is very current (possibly even a little tired at this point). think Panic Room, You're Next, Key Largo and of course Black Christmas.

Sam and her friends are terrorised during a gathering at her isolated house by three young men after something more than the girls.

Sam, the daughter of world-renowned artist Martha Templeton, invites three friends to join her for the night when she is left home alone. One of the girls brings her boyfriend and his two close friends and it quickly becomes apparent that a much more sinister plan is being hatched as, what starts off as a mysterious teen horror quickly mutates into a tension filled horror heist with unpredictable twists around every corner and climaxes with one message; what goes around comes around.

A new monthly science magazine project was put on Kickstarter, which is created and published by Roz Evans. She's got a 1st class degree from the University of Exeter's Cornwall Campus, in Conservation Biology and Ecology.

I am interested in the Biosphere Magazine because it is created by trained Conservation scientists with a passion for communicating science.

They also have a website called BIOSPHERE. Practicing academics and professionals, students and enthusiasts subscribe to BIOSPHERE for the latest scientific discoveries from the natural world. If you like to stay up to date with zoology, evolution, conservation and behaviour in an exciting, energetic and informative way - this magazine and online news resource is just it.