Category: Reviews
‘The Acolyte’ Episode 4 Recap
‘The Acolyte’ Episode 4 Recap

Editor's Note: The below recap contains spoilers for The Acolyte Episode 4. The Big Picture The cracks in the Jedi Order are beginning to show due to the attacks against the Jedi, pushing Vernestra to keep information from the High…

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Ramgog! Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Ramgog! Featured, Reviews Film Threat

James Ristas opens our eyes to the real and true story of how we got here in his short film Ramgog! The world has fallen into darkness. The last woman (Emma Geller) and man (Kris Salvi) wander through the void…

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Sasha Luss Is Great In Sci-Fi Thriller With Less Answers Than A Black Mirror Episode
Sasha Luss Is Great In Sci-Fi Thriller With Less Answers Than A Black Mirror Episode

Summary Sasha Luss delivers a compelling performance in Latency , holding up the movie's emotional weight. James Croke's stylish direction creates an immersive atmosphere with impressive visuals. Despite these strong points, the movie falls flat with an uninspired and underdeveloped…

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The Story of Possum Trot Featured, Reviews Film Threat
The Story of Possum Trot Featured, Reviews Film Threat

UPCOMING JUNETEENTH PREVIEW! From Angel Studios came last year’s hit, Sound of Freedom, which destroyed Indiana Jones at the box office. This year, we have the next story in the anthology, Joshua Weigel’s Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum…

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Harrowing Bull Rider Crime Drama Is Unexpectedly Shocking & Impressive
Harrowing Bull Rider Crime Drama Is Unexpectedly Shocking & Impressive

Summary Ride has a unique plot with unexpected twists, setting it apart from similar films in the same genre. The talented cast, including C. Thomas Howell, Annabeth Gish, and Jake Allyn, deliver standout performances that elevate Ride . The narrative…

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The Present Featured, Reviews Film Threat
The Present Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Directed by Chris Ditter and written by Jay Martel, The Present plays like a mash-up of Groundhog Day blended with Back To The Future and The Parent Trap. Unfortunately, there is no DeLorean, but a mysterious grandfather clock can manipulate…

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‘Reverse the Curse’ Review – The Truth Is out There for David Duchovny
‘Reverse the Curse’ Review – The Truth Is out There for David Duchovny

The Big Picture David Duchovny writes, directs, and co-stars in an adaptation of his own book “Bucky F*cking Dent.” It’s a one-trick family drama that leans into every genre trope in the playbook. A disappointing lack of atmosphere and immersion…

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Gut-Churning Nigerian Horror Will Make You Question Meeting Your In-Laws
Gut-Churning Nigerian Horror Will Make You Question Meeting Your In-Laws

Summary Aniunoh and Franklin shine as Nikiya and Luc, delivering exceptional chemistry in moments of love and terror. Ogunlade's chilling score enhances the genre-bending atmosphere, keeping the tension high throughout. The explosive finale unveils shocking family secrets, challenging the audience's…

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‘Ghostlight’ Review – Sorry Leo, This Is the Best Modern ‘Romeo and Juliet’
‘Ghostlight’ Review – Sorry Leo, This Is the Best Modern ‘Romeo and Juliet’

The Big Picture Ghostlight explores the timeless value of art in modern society through a family dealing with loss. The film uses the play Romeo and Juliet to help the characters process their emotions and find healing. Despite some clunky…

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Just the Two of Us Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Just the Two of Us Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Say what you will about your standard melodrama. There’s always an audience willing to see inordinately attractive people getting it on. And in France, I imagine the relative proficiency and frequency with which they get released has, one would imagine,…

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We Had Chaos Karts in Manchester to Ourselves!
We Had Chaos Karts in Manchester to Ourselves!

Chaos Karts kindly invited us to come down to Manchester to check out their Augmented Reality go-karting experience which lets visitors jump into the shoes of an avatar and race around video game-inspired racetracks. The second you walk into Chaos…

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A Theater Kid’s First Crush Becomes An Offbeat Coming-Of-Age Comedy
A Theater Kid’s First Crush Becomes An Offbeat Coming-Of-Age Comedy

Summary Everett Blunck shines as Griffin in a star-making performance. Griffin in Summer skillfully balances humor, heart, and adolescent struggles. The film's hopeful and earned ending hits all the right emotional notes. Most people remember their first crush — if…

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