‘Matlock’ Episode 3 Recap – Matty’s Cat-and-Mouse Game Heats Up
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Matlock Episode 3.Matty (Kathy Bates) finally gets her day in court in Episode 3 of Matlock, "A Guy Named Greg," but it was actually the thing she is avoiding. After scoring the…
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Latino Vote 2024 Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Bernardo Ruiz’s succinct and relevant documentary Latino Vote 2024 provides a glimpse into the Latino communities in the United States – specifically, their political viewpoints and the reasoning behind these stances. Told in bold brushstrokes, it doesn’t delve too deeply…
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‘Before’ Review – Apple TV+’s Suspenseful Supernatural Mystery Doesn’t Go Big Enough
Hollywood history is replete with tales of young children possessed, preyed upon, or otherwise endangered by supernatural forces beyond their control. From The Exorcist to Poltergeist to Sinister and Annabelle Comes Home, the innocent vulnerability of children combined with the…
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Expansive Spaces Make Way For Claustrophobic Terror In Sam Raimi-Produced Horror
Don't Move is a spectacular new thriller produced by Sam Raimi starring Kelsey Asbille and Finn Wittrock. The film utilizes an extremely lean cast and a beautiful setting within a densely wooded area to create something unique and spectacular with…
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Blumhouse Blackout Review: Immersive, Spooky and Free!
There are not many things that surprise me when it comes to horror attractions but the Blumhouse Blackout pop-up in London was certainly much better than I was anticipating. Click to SUBSCRIBE to Lift Hills and Thrills for the full…
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‘Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band’ Review
For nearly half a century, Bruce Springsteen has been one of the most electric live acts ever to hit the stage, whether touring with The E Street Band, solo, or even doing his own one-man show with Springsteen on Broadway.…
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Anna Kendrick’s Chilling Directorial Debut
Anna Kendrick‘s first foray into directing with Woman of the Hour is a tense, unsettling crime thriller that brings the notorious story of Rodney Alcala—’The Dating Game Killer’—to the screen in a gripping, psychological narrative. Kendrick herself stars as Cheryl…
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Nurse Unseen Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Documentarian Michele Josue’s Nurse Unseen is a profound exploration of the resilience, hard work, and dedication demonstrated by Filipino nurses during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. It is not just a historical account but a celebration of a culture…
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‘Survivor 47’ Episode 6 Recap
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Survivor 47 Episode 6. Survivor 47 has finally entered the merge portion of its game! Created by Charlie Parsons, this historic CBSreality series has awed for decades, with longtime fans understanding just…
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‘The Pasta Queen’ Review – Nadia Caterina Munno’s Series Is a Vibrant Journey Worth Savoring
There’s something inherently soothing about cooking shows as they tap into our love for food while offering us a vibrant kaleidoscope of diverse cultures, traditions, and flavors. As viewers, these kinds of shows provide more than just recipes for our…
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Girl Haunts Boy Review: A Trope-Filled Haunted Romance
In Girl Haunts Boy, director Emily Ting takes a bold leap by blending romantic comedy, fantasy, and horror to tell the story of Cole (Michael Cimino) and Bea (Peyton List), a living boy and a restless ghost. With a premise…
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Devil’s Knight Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Co-writer/director Adam Werth wins the roll for initiative in his sword and sorcery/horror feature Devil’s Knight. The setup is a Dungeons and Dragons mad-lib: in the vaguely medieval land of Veroka, the kingdom of Remény is suffering a reign of…
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