Naomi Scott Is Daring As Haunted Pop Star In Surprisingly Humorous Horror Sequel
This review mentions suicide. Director Parker Finn delivered a disturbing showcase of mental anguish with his creepy directorial debut Smile. The film blended supernatural and psychological horror to shock and scare us through effective jump scares while adequately providing commentary…
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‘Smile 2′ Review – A Stellar Horror Sequel That Improves on the Terrifying Original
Parker Finn's Smile made a major impact when it hit theaters in 2022 (originally slated for premiere on Paramount+ before wisely being pivoted to the big screen). That film starred a memorable Sosie Bacon as therapist Rose Cotter who witnesses…
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Terrifier 3 Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW IN THEATERS! Displaying a surprising amount of restraint and sophistication in its delicate depictions of knife f*****g and chainsaws up the a*s is the holy grail of horror sequels Terrifier 3, written and directed by the auteur of agony,…
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‘The Office’ Australia Review – Sorry Haters, This Prime Video Series Is Downright Funny
When you think of spin-offs, one of the most popular that comes to mind is naturally The Office. First spun from the BBC production of the same name by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, the workplace sitcom became a global…
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Water For Life Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Over the years, I’ve found myself much more sympathetic to the men, women, and families working the land and living a much simpler life in contrast to the corporations invading small countries, taking their natural resources and empty promises of a…
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Netflix’s IVF Movie Is Too Interested in Being a Jolly Good Time
It’s the wake of Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, we’re likely going to see a slew of follow-ups based on similar stories that will capitalize on audiences’ interest in biographical films of those who made great breakthroughs in the world of science.…
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‘The Balconettes’ Review – Noemie Merlant’s Directorial Debut Is a Bloody Hilarious Time
Not every filmmaker can throw out some of the most violent imagery you’ve ever seen while making you howl laughing at the same time. Quentin Tarantino, Wes Craven, and Sam Raimi are the directors who first come to mind when…
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Beyond the Woods Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Beyond The Woods is a horror film set in a secluded cabin in the Irish countryside. Nearby, a mysterious, fiery sinkhole opened that locals call “The Gates of Hell.” As they arrive they note the horrific smell. Marissa (Ruth Hayes)…
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‘Ghosts’ Season 4 Review – CBS Sitcom Is a Hauntingly Hilarious Return to Form
After a bumpy return last year with a shorter set of episodes following the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, Ghosts is back Thursday night for Season 4, and it’s safe to say the CBS sitcom is showing a strong return to…
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David Fincher’s Mind-Bending Psychological Drama Remains An All-Time Greatest Hit
The David Fincher masterpiece that is Fight Club continues to excite and delight today, with themes highlighted 25 years ago feeling even more prescient today. In 1999, Fincher was still transitioning from a career where he primarily directed music videos…
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It’s More Of The Same The Second Time Around, And That’s Not Necessarily A Good Thing
Four years ago, as a global pandemic brought society both indoors and desperate for any means of suitable distraction, television veteran Bill Lawrence, having once breathed life into cultural touchstones “Spin City” and “Scrubs,” made the leap to the streaming…
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‘Only Murders in the Building’ ‘Only Murders in the Building’ Season 4 Episode 8 Recap
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Only Murders in the Building Season 4 Episode 8. With only two episodes left in Season 4, Only Murders in the Building is finally starting to give us clear answers to its…
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