Christspiracy Featured, Reviews Film Threat
From the co-creator of some highly discussed and debated documentaries on Netflix, including Seaspiracy, Cowspiracy, and What the Health, comes a documentary that is sure to get viewers talking. Christspiracy takes on the same theme of rejecting mass meat consumption…
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Bustin Has Never Felt So Good
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire swoops into the franchise with the thunderous claps of supernatural comedy and heartfelt moments that its predecessors are known for. Directed by Gil Kenan and co-written with Jason Reitman, this sequel to Ghostbusters: Afterlife manages to maintain…
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Samara Weaving Heavily Supports A Mismanaged Religious Horror
Summary Horror fans will enjoy Azrael's immersive experience with chilling sound design and tense atmosphere. The repetitive pacing and lack of narrative progression hinder the film's potential. Samara Weaving's captivating performance elevates Azrael, but the lack of character development heavily…
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Laughs, Brawls & Florida Fun!
Yo movie lovers, buckle up for a review of the new “Road House.” This ain’t your daddy’s bar brawl flick (although let’s be honest, those were pretty sweet). This revamped #RoadHouse throws some serious punches, hilarious jokes, and a whole…
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Coming to You Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Korean documentary Coming to You gives the viewer a hard look at what it is like to be anything other than cisgender and heterosexual in a society with extremely narrow cultural definitions of gender and romantic relationships. Director Gyuri Byun…
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Daisy Ridley Stuns In Compelling, Intoxicating Psychological Thriller
Summary Daisy Ridley shines in the complex role of Annette, showcasing her skills as an actress with nuanced expressions and body language. Magpie cleverly uses psychological tension to build towards a twisted and enthralling finale that leaves audiences questioning every…
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Without A Job, Without A Point, But Nonetheless Watchable
Chances are, most working-class members of society have, at one point or another, questioned their own life’s direction, the value they offer, the possibilities outside the office, and the meaning behind it all. There’s something to be said about a…
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Bleeding Love Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Bleeding Love is the promising debut of director Emma Westenberg and is written by Ruby Caster. It tells the story of a father’s unbreakable love for his drug-addicted daughter. Real-life father and daughter team Ewan McGregor and Clara McGregor play the…
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Vintage Late Night Horror Stumbles In Its Execution
All it takes is one mention of the phrase “found footage” to elicit a reaction typically leaning in the direction of an eye roll. For decades, this genre, once brimming with promise, having produced now-classics ranging from the likes of…
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Found Footage Feels Fresh Again In Thrilling Horror Movie
Summary Familiar horror elements in "Late Night with the Devil" build anticipation for unexpected twists. Excellent performances anchor this fun, scar-infused narrative of possession and the occult. The film's immersive '70s found-footage framework keeps viewers on edge until the thrilling…
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‘Riddle of Fire’ Review — ‘The Lord of the Rings’ Meets ‘The Goonies’
The Big Picture Riddle of Fire is charming but lacks energy as the quest spirals into repetitive encounters. Beautiful visuals don't compensate for the film's lack of adventurous spirit or imaginative spark. A disappointing end reveals limited imagination, resulting in…
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‘You’ll Never Find Me’ Review — Shudder Horror Is All Bark and No Bite
The Big Picture The film's first act sets up a tense and atmospheric dynamic between the characters. The final act loses direction, focusing on shocking horror imagery over meaningful themes. The ending lacks nuance, leaving characters underdeveloped and failing to…
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