The Leech | Film Threat
In The Leech, written and directed by Eric Pennycoff, Graham Skipper plays a priest named David. He takes a homeless man named Terry (Jeremy Gardner) and his significant other, Lexi (Taylor Zaudtke), under his wing. The two lovers are loud, raunchy,…
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Ironheart Revealed in New Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Footage
New footage has revealed our best look yet at the debut of Riri Williams aka Ironheart, who will do battle alongside Shuri, M’Baku and the rest of Wakanda in the upcoming Marvel sequel Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Courtesy of Target,…
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The Sisterhood’ Spinoff HBO Max Series Loses Showrunner
Legendary’s ‘Dune” franchise is steadily growing. Denis Villeneuve is returning to helm “Dune: Part Two,” the second half of the first Frank Herbert novel, with tentative plans to potentially adapt the second book “Dune Messiah” to round out a trilogy.…
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Jack Griffo: NYCC 2022 Interview
Actor Jack Griffo joins us for a roundtable #NYCC interview about his new movie Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons and his unwavering love for the Richard Donner Superman films.Legacies must rise to unearthly challenges as the children…
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A Jeffrey Dahmer Story Reaches 1 Billion Hours Viewed
The controversial yet hugely popular Netflix series, Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story hit a huge milestone: one billion hours viewed in the span of just two months, according to Variety. It's the third of Netflix's titles to hit the billion…
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Tony Gilroy Says The Big Lesson Of ‘Andor’ Is “Just Don’t Do The Same F*cking Thing Again” In ‘Star Wars’
“Andor” season one has come to a wrap with episode 12, “Rix Road,” an incredibly moving, incredibly rousing, symphonic crescendo where Maarva Andor (Fiona Shaw) makes a defining call to action to Ferrix and to the galaxy: to stop sleeping,…
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CLASSIC CINEMA REVIEW: “Straight Time” (1978): Navigating a Crooked Path
After being released on parole, a burglar (Dustin Hoffman) attempts to go straight, get a regular job, and “play by the rules”. He soon finds himself back in jail at the hands of a power-hungry parole officer. When he is…
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Exclusive: Interview writer/director Geremy Jasper and co-star Bridget Everett talk Patti Cakes
There were many films being scrambled over at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, as it’s the custom every year, and the line-up was very strong. One of the most-talked about was Patti Cakes, eagerly anticipated in cinemas since its debut and…
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Flickreel’s Best Movies of 2020
So, 2020… what can I say that hasn’t been said already? There’s no denying that this will go down as one of the most stressful years in modern history, but was 2020 a bad year for movies? Well, it was…
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Violent Night Review | Flickreel
One can’t help but wonder if Violent Night was pitched to the studio as Bad Santa meets Die Hard. Even if it wasn’t, that quote would look great on a poster. With a title like Violent Night, it shouldn’t come…
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Nicolas Winding Refn’s Latest Neon-Soaked Superheroine Seeks Vengeance in January On Netflix
Danish filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn loves his dark underworlds, his lone wolf anti-heroes, and neon-soaked reverie and nightmare. He brings all that to pass once more in his latest six-episode series, “Copenhagen Cowboy” for Netflix. “With Copenhagen Cowboy, I am…
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‘The Fabelmans’ Review: A Master Filmmaker Captures Our Hearts And Imaginations
The films of today have lost their sense of wonder. In the digital age, a large portion of modern filmmakers lack the skill to use the lessons taught by the great directors of the past. Even fewer know how to…
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