L.U.N.A. is admirable for the journey it takes us on, combining staples of the genre, from old houses , to an unseen observer, to cries for help, and of course, malfunctioning technology.

Indie Shorts Mag

L. U. N. A. is a fantastic, well-written and adventurous watch, as well as containing some sinister moments that are unsettling, but intelligent.

UK Film Review

On Niteair by The Muberry Purple, Vaz' voice is beautiful, the depth is captivating and the lyrics reinforce this mood consistently. It has an addictive quality to it, there’s an ongoing smoothness that keeps the thread alive A seven minute journey through music and thoughtfulness.

Exposed Vocals

From the opening scene and throughout, this Blood Stains by Blake Vaz oozes class with excellent cinematography, stunning editing, and kick ass tunes, courtesy of the Directors band, The Mulberry Purple.

B-Movie Review

Blood Stains by Blake Vaz was a fun short to watch and the folks behind it obviously knew what they were doing. Here’s hoping this same crew will be given the green light to produce something feature-length. Or, at least another short film. Or something. More! Just more!

Scariest Things

Blood Stains by Blake Vaz is a microcosm of what will hopefully be a feature-length film, some day. With strong characters, great actors, exceptional cinematography and aesthetic, and a riveting plot, I am highly anticipating the release of the feature-length film; if it is as well-executed as this short, it will be marvelous.

Decay Magazine