REVIEWS:

“Price’s breakout performance is intense, it’s fierce and the foundation is stemmed with a heavy heart” ….. Shug McSween via DeanBlundell.com

“… Price are rock solid as the brothers who are unable to get past old wounds…” via Linda Barnard Original CIN

“…performances do connect very well especially for Colin Price’s Nicky that goes through the most development throughout the film as his character almost breaks apart by the end…” via Kim Tranquil Dreams

“As the central heart of the story, Barrett and Price carry the film very well”… via Ricky Church Flickering Myth

“The actors do a good job of creating an atmosphere of real tension and unresolved emotions, with Colin Price really shining … “ via Jeff Fountain Geek Chic Elite

“Colin Price is also great here in a role that I am sure was not easy to play.” ….. via Anthony Nadeau Behind The Scenes

“Meanwhile, Colin Price is a revelation as brother Nicky….“ via Parker & The Picture Shows

"The performances are uniformly strong. Price is a standout..." - Jeff via Really Awful Movies

" Virgil is also the strongest performance in this movie" - Kim via Tranquil Dreams

“It's a solid performance … ” - Dead Celluloid UK

“Colin Price was also quite good, and he has some good moments that made me emphasize with his character” - The Vern via That Moment In

“Colin Price as the detective is the strongest of the performers, he does make us think that we are going to see him look like an outsider through the film” via Movie Reviews 101

"Of course for this to work the acting needs to be on point and convincing. Thankfully it is, especially Colin Price as Virgil a detective with his own demons and secrets who's given a chance at salvation, one that comes with a high price" - Jim Morazzini via Beneath The Underground

"Colin Price as Virgil is the standout actor. He is our detective and seems to be the most seasoned of the actors. I actually cared about his character and loved his final moments. I felt for him in the end." - Schlock Horror

“I thought he did a fantastic job, he was very realistic given his ‘profession’ of going to people’s houses and cutting them, I thought he did a great job” Bloodbath and Beyond on “Late Night Double Feature”

"... Colin Price is the lightning rod that holds the cast together, so it's great to see he has many upcoming projects in the works." - - IMDB review

"The cast is well rounded and balance each other out, delivering some subtle and emotional performances. Price does a good job as the alcoholic Virgil who wants to be redeemed in the eyes of his colleagues and, more importantly, himself." - Ricky Church via Flickering Myth

"The cop is played by Colin Price who gives a good conflicted performance, showing the cop’s want to redeem something from his past. His portrayal shows the right amount of emotions while working to understand what is going on in the room, on that bed." - Emilie Black via Cinema Crazed

"This throwback B movie really succeeds though thanks to the casting and Price and King’s ability to carry the emotional depth of the film" - Ricky Church via Flickering Myth

"Colin Price also grows into the hardboiled role of Det. Virgil quite nicely..." - J.B. Spins

"Price emotes earnestly as the driven cop who breaks the case" - Kim Newman via FrightFest

Performance-wise, most of the cast are clearly committed to their roles, with Alyssa King and Colin Price shouldering most of the movie, harboring more demons in their closets than most." - Howard Gorman via The Terror Time

Canadian Feature Film

Shug McSween Review

December 17, 2020 in Movie, Feature Film, Canadian Movie, Independent Film

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“ The eldest McAulay boy Nicky, played by co-star Colin Price, is a hard-nosed emotional basket-case who can let his temper get in the way of his message. Price couldn’t be harder on his younger brother, and his character takes over a couple of scenes perfectly with his raw-emotion. Although appearing confused at times, Price’s character is rooted with love and hard-work, and this ‘typical’ eldest of the bunch just wants what’s best for his family. Price’s breakout performance is intense, it’s fierce and the foundation is stemmed with a heavy heart.

Shug McSween from the Nationwide Dean Blundell team with a great review of “Still The Water” from the Whistler Film Festival.

Review: https://deanblundell.com/movies-2/still-the-water-a-movie-we-all-could-learn-from/

About Shug McSween: Shug McSween is a veteran here at DeanBlundell.com and has been contributing since day one. A sports nut with a sophisticated opinion, expect McSween to cover any and everything he's passionate about. When he's not busy writing and editing for our crew, McSween likes to get away via fairways and greens. He also contributes to The Hockey Writers, NHLTradeRumors.me and BballRumors.com

Official Selection to Whistler Film Festival

November 07, 2020

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Thrilled to share the good news that “Still The Water” is an Official Selection at the upcoming Whistler Film Festival. It has also been nominated for the Borsos Award for Best Canadian Feature Film.

“Still The Water” will premiere on Thursday December 3rd and be available online virtually to an entire National Canadian audience until December 31.

Tickets can be purchased here:

https://watch.eventive.org/whistlerfilmfestival/play/5f97b6f5ff2cdd00611ae06d

About WFF:

The Whistler Film Festival (WFF) is an annual film festival held in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada. Established in 2001, the festival is held the first weekend of December and includes juried competitive sections, the Borsos Awards, and the Pandora Audience Award. A conference for the Canadian film industry, known as the Whistler Summit, is organised in connection with the film festival.

As of 2015, the Whistler Film Festival bills itself as "Canada's coolest film festival"and has been increasingly attracting more distributors and sales agents.

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