Shut Up & Fish Featured, Reviews Film Threat
No adolescent can escape the draw of peer pressure. From the directing duo Cliqua, Shut Up & Fish is the coming-of-age tale of Charlie and his initiation into his new clique. The story is a poignant window into Latino youth culture…
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“The Herricanes” Screens at Nashville Film Festival
Do not go where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and make a trail.” (Ralph Waldo Emerson) That quote appears at the beginning of the documentary “The Herricanes,” which played at the Nashville Film Festival…
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Filling In The Blanks Featured, Reviews Film Threat
There may be a time when we wonder where we came from and who created, raised, shaped, and loved us. Sometimes, the answers are simple, but often, they’re complicated, as family itself is complicated. Who we associate with throughout our…
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The Exorcist: Believer Review: A Haunting Tale of Faith
The Exorcist: Believer is a compelling and unsettling addition to the iconic franchise. This new film is skillfully directed by David Gordon Green and co-written by Green and Peter Sattler. This sixth installment in The Exorcist series boldly disregards its…
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Berman Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Writer-director Steve Manford’s Berman incorporates interesting concepts into the slasher genre, which is well known for its many icons, such as Michael Myers and Freddy Krueger. The story follows Rita (Rita Faria) as she and her friend go to a goth nightclub.…
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‘Maestro’ Review — Bradley Cooper’s Biopic Is Magnificent
If you’re expecting to walk out of Maestro with an in-depth look into how Leonard Bernstein developed his immense talent for composing, you will be disappointed. Bradley Cooper’s second directorial effort does not dive deep into the inner workings of…
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Plan C Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Plan C, directed by Tracy Droz Tragos, shows that despite all the gains for women in the past century, women living in the 21st century continue to face hurdles to equality and advancement in society. More women own their businesses,…
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Pet Sematary: Bloodlines | The Movie Blog
Pet Sematary: Bloodlines is a prequel to Stephen King’s 1983 novel, Pet Sematary. This film is set in 1969 and focuses on Jud Crandall. Jud dreams of leaving his small hometown of Ludlow, Maine when he uncovers disturbing secrets and…
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Oblivious Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Oblivious, directed by lead actor Robert Michael, is a tale about handling the coming of death and those forces, be they paranormal or others, guiding one to a place of peace. Claire (Vanessa Lauren Gamble) has stage four aggressive brain…
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Monsters of California Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW IN THEATERS AND VOD! Have you ever thought to yourself that you’d like to see a R-rated version of The Goonies, but with older teenage kids and Tom DeLonge from the band Blink-182’s sensibilities? Well, if that’s the case,…
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Shelter in Solitude Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Shelter in Solitude is a charming indie film with the kind of guts that can land someone where it is set – Death Row. Indeed only fools don’t fear to tread where Susan Sarandon won the Oscar. The plot hews…
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Perspectives Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Perspectives director and writer Neer Shelter presents a simple but powerful moment in time in the daily life of living in Israel that has the potential to erupt into a potentially disastrous situation. Based on a true story, Perspectives is…
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