Walking on the Sky

I think this movie takes you on the journey and in the end allows you to feel what the various actors have been through. Very captivating and keeps your attention.... Full review

The film's set-up, quite frankly, feels phony. Perhaps more than anything else, the movie's biggest flaw is that it's really not about how these friends deal with the loss of their friend. ... Full Review

writer/director/star Carl T. Evans tells this tale with passion and sincerity to spare.....The film's set-up, quite frankly, feels phony.....although it suffers from awkwardly staged scenes, the movie's first two thirds are paced swiftly.....Perhaps more than anything else, the movie's biggest flaw is.... ... Full Review

Needless to say, the movie makes it painfully clear....the man's words are strong enough to paint a much clearer picture than any flashback ever could, especially....have their grieving scenes.....without satisfaction, he is actually quite a good actor..... ... Full Review

WALKING ON THE SKY Rated:R For movie details, please click here . Of course, Evans saves the best role for himself-the black sheep of the group-and does splendidly with it, but Susan Misner, Randall Batinkoff, Chris Henry Coffey, Kristen Marie Holly and Nicole Fonarow hold the line of fully-formed-actors-at-play quite well. ... Full Review

By LAURA KERN Carl T. Evans's semi-autobiographical directorial debut, "Walking on the Sky," is a modern-day "Big Chill" wannabe without the subtlety, humor, memorable soundtrack, strong performances or convincing dialogue. ... Full Article

As if Louisiana has not been through enough, according to "Venom" all the evil spirits captured by an elderly rural voodoo woman have inadvertently been unleashed. ... Full Article

From the opening shots of a suicidal man dressing for his last big moment to the gathering of friends trying to make sense of his seemingly senseless death, writer-director-star Carl T. ... Full Article