Diaries of Madness Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Sometimes we need to put goals out there in life to break up the monotony of living. Vlad Yudin’s documentary, Code Red: Diaries of Madness, is the story of one woman pursuing one goal to the next. Code Red: Diaries…
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‘Shōgun’ Episode 6 Recap — This One’s for the Girls
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Shōgun Episode 6. The Big Picture Mariko must navigate duty and desire, setting up a complex night for Blackthorne at a brothel under Toranaga's orders. Kiku finds herself in an unpredictable situation…
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Sydney Sweeney Is A Stellar Scream Queen In Weakly Written Religious Horror Story
Summary Immaculate's bold choices in lighting and music build a tense atmosphere. Sydney Sweeney delivers a strong performance as Sister Cecilia. A lacking script and silly twists hinder Immaculate's potential for greatness. Rising Hollywood star Sydney Sweeney has had a…
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Road House Amazon Prime Review: Cheesy Good Fun
Compare Road House to the 1989 original starring Patrick Swayze and you may as well stop reading this Road House Amazon Prime review. While it doesn’t compare to the original, the 2024 Jake Gyllenhaal version is cheesy good fun! UFC-fighter…
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‘A Gentleman in Moscow’ Review — Ewan McGregor Effortlessly Charms From a Gilded Cage
The Big Picture Ewan McGregor and Mary Elizabeth Winstead's chemistry shines in A Gentleman in Moscow as Alexander navigates relationships in his gilded cage. The storytelling cleverly deploys nonlinear narrative and amusing dialogue to engage the viewer. A slow start…
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Immaculate Review: Sydney Sweeney Is Oscar-Worthy
.The horror genre has a brand new feisty scream queen and her name is Sydney Sweeney. As Cecilia, Sweeney delivers an absolutely phenomenal performance unlike anything you’ll ever see in the horror genre. It’s the kind of performance that one-hundred-percent…
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UnBroken Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Beth Lane’s UnBroken is a profound dissertation on Jewish heritage and history, presenting a documentary so remarkable that — although undeniably specific — it is a universal reminder to each and every one of us on what it means to…
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An Emotional, Gorgeously Told Story That Balances Heart, Humor & Grief
Summary Ghostlight masterfully balances humor with melancholy in a poignant exploration of grief. The storytelling is delicate and heart-wrenching, centering around a family grappling with loss. Exceptional performances from the cast create an authentic and emotional viewing experience. Ghostlight, which…
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‘The Walking Dead The Ones Who Live’ Episode 5 Recap — Wake Up, Rick!
Editor's Note: The below contains spoilers for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Episode 5. The Big Picture Rick and Michonne's romance gets interrupted by Jadis, who poses a major threat to their safety and home in Alexandria. Jadis…
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The Man in The Hat Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Have you ever hallucinated that there was a stranger behind you? Ryan Harrison’s The Man in The Hat asks the audience to consider what is real or unreal. Horror is one of those genres where the psyche can be explored…
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You’ll Never Find Me Review: A Riveting Tale of Mystery and Madness
The independent film industry has been a breeding ground for creative narratives and original takes of widely recognized horror clichés. Enter You’ll Never Find Me, directed by the promising duo Indianna Bell and Josiah Allen. With a script penned by…
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Julian Dennison Is The Highlight Of A Messy Sci-Fi Horror Comedy That Loses Its Charm
Summary Y2K has a great premise but falters in the second half, losing its fun and heart. Julian Dennison's performance stands out, elevating the film and keeping the story afloat. The film struggles with character development and fails to sustain…
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