Frustrating Horror Prequel Is Just Too Haunted By Rosemary’s Baby
In 1968, Rosemary's Baby was released and became one of the most influential horror movies of all time. 56 years later, Apartment 7A tells the story of what happened just as Mia Farrow and John Cassavetes moved into New York's…
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‘Crime Scene Kitchen’ Season 3 Review
It’s no surprise that baking competitions are a sweet spot for TV lovers. Combining creativity with skill, the blend of these delicious layers adds another level of excitement to the reality TV genre. Moreover, the drama of experimentation in competition…
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Satranic Panic Featured, Reviews Film Threat
It feels providential that I discovered co-writer/director Alice Maio Mackay’s Satranic Panic while exploring stylish LGBTQ+ horror. Set in Australia and blending musical and road trip elements, the comedic horror outing follows the adventures of Aria (Cassie Hamilton) and Jay (Zarif)…
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‘You Gotta Believe’ Review – Luke Wilson & Greg Kinnear Can’t Save True Story Tearjerker
Ty Roberts’ inspirational sports drama You Gotta Believe relies on age-old playbooks to a fault. It’s a true story and a surefire tear-jerker, but Lane Garrison’s screenplay is reductively hokey at the worst times. Fort Worth’s Westside All-Stars defied the…
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Quentin Tarantino’s Crime Saga Is An Exhilarating Ride You Can’t Look Away From
With a rare career exclusively full of hits, Quentin Tarantino is undeniably one of the most prolific filmmakers of all-time, and Pulp Fiction is not only an exemplary example of his unique style, but arguably still his best film. The…
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‘From’ Season 3 Episode 1 Recap
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for From Season 3 Episode 1. The third season of MGM+'s sci-fi horror series From returns to entrap us in its creepy little town where Harold Perrineau's Sheriff Boyd continues to unravel the…
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Rhino Man Featured, Reviews Film Threat
This is where, in a normal review, I would put in a pun of some sort about horns to lead into the world-changing rhino poaching documentary Rhino Man, directed by John Jurko II, Matt Lindenberg, and Daniel Roberts. However, this…
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‘The Walking Dead Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol’ Review
When The Walking Dead debuted in 2010, it quickly became one of the most popular shows on TV, thanks not to the living dead, but the living human characters. Rick (Andrew Lincoln) may have been the leader, but it was…
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Mel Brooks’ Meta Classic Remains The Template For Western Comedies
With over 100 years of gritty and dramatic approaches to the era, the American Old West is one of the most explored in films, and Mel Brooks' Blazing Saddles remains one of the more unique 50 years later. At the…
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HRT Abduction Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Stanton Chong kicks a hornet’s nest of organized crime and terrorism in his action thriller series, HRT Abduction. Agent Jackson (James Michalopolous) is an FBI investigator. He is following a young man screaming about the end of the world, who…
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Douglas Booth and Alison Pill’s Chemistry Can’t Save Tepid Rom-Com
Modern adaptations of classical literature aren't anything new. Even just recently, the surprise hit romantic comedy Anyone but You was loosely adapted from William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. Young Werther isn't the next Anyone but You, especially since the…
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Carrie Coon & Natasha Lyonne Emotionally Punch Each Other In Moving Drama
His Three Daughters jarred me with its intimate exploration of three sisters as they await their father’s death. Many films have explored family dynamics — and their dysfunction — but writer-director Azazel Jacobs gets personal by making his characters uncomfortable…
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