Low Down Larry Versus the Giant Reptile Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Sammy Verni’s stop animated short, Low Down Larry Versus the Giant Reptile, harkens back to the B-movie sci-fi adventures of the 50s and 60s lost world. Larry and his dog Spike are on an adventure across time as their time…
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Strictly Confidential Review: A Murky Mystery with Muddled Execution
Strictly Confidential arrives on the scene with the promise of thrilling twists, lush Caribbean locales, and a family riddled with secrets on the grim anniversary of a tragic suicide. Unfortunately, Damian Hurley‘s directorial debut, while ambitious, ends up a meandering…
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A Bit Of Light Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW IN THEATERS AND ON VOD! Mommy f****d up hard in the bitter high-performance drama A Bit Of Light, directed by Stephen Moyer. Ella (Anna Paquin) is on the precipice of forty and has moved back home with her dad…
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Knox Goes Away Review: Michael Keaton’s Directorial Debut Is Tame
Anybody that knows me knows that I have been a massive fan of Michael Keaton ever since I was sixteen years old. Despite being a lifelong Batman fan, it wasn’t until that age that I took the character very seriously…
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Low Down Larry Versus the Reptiles Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Sammy Verni’s stop animated short, Low Down Larry Versus the Reptiles, harkens back to the B-movie sci-fi adventures of the 50s and 60s lost world. Larry and his dog Spike are on an adventure across time as their time machine…
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Nell Tiger Free Deserves All The Awards
The First Omen skillfully weaves a prequel tapestry that fans of the franchise will undoubtedly appreciate. Directed by Arkasha Stevenson, with a screenplay penned by Tim Smith, Keith Thomas, and Stevenson herself, the film not only enriches the lore of its predecessor, The Omen (1976), but…
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Scream 6 Directors Reinvent Vampire Movies In Highly Entertaining, Gory Horror
Summary Radio Silence's Abigail reinvigorates the vampire subgenre with its unique gore and humor. The film features compelling characters and family-centric themes. Abigail delivers an effective ending with incredible performances by leads Alisha Weir and Melissa Barrera. Abigail is a…
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The Unreal Story Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Champion bodybuilder turned world-famous movie star turned California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has led a pretty outrageous life. So, how do you parody someone who has already been imitated countless times for his strong Austrian accent and catchphrases? Moreover, is it…
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‘Shōgun’ Episode 8 Recap — Two Can Keep a Secret If One Is Dead
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Shōgun Episode 8. The Big Picture Nagakado's death buys Toranaga much-needed time to implement his plan for surrender. Blackthorne's attempt to ally with Yabushige hits a roadblock, revealing his conflicting loyalties. Mariko's…
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Swede Caroline Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Prepare for your gourd to be squashed by the competitive vegetable-growing comedy Swede Caroline, written by Brook Driver and directed by Driver and Finn Bruce. It follows Kirsty (Rebekah Maxwell), who is making a true crime documentary about a dark matter…
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‘Baghead’ Review — This Horror Movie Will Make You Want to Cover Your Eyes
The Big Picture Alberto Corredor's Baghead is a horror film almost completely lacking in scares. Excessive exposition hinders the character development & eerie impact it is going for. Despite potential, Baghead is a film that is defined by clunky effects…
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‘Abigail’ Review — Radio Silence’s Vampire Flick Is All Guts, No Glory
The Big Picture Abigail offers a mix of horror subgenres, keeping audiences on their toes with twists and turns. The film shines with a zany cast of characters and intense action sequences directed by Radio Silence. Melissa Barrera's portrayal falls…
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