Michael Giacchino Opens The Spooky, Supernatural Horror Realm Of The Marvel Universe
Marvel Comics spans a multitude of genres and subgenres beyond traditional superheroes and super geniuses, and over the years, Marvel Studios has tried to explore them all. “Guardians Of The Galaxy” opened up the cosmic side of the Marvel Cinematic…
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Danielle Deadwyler Is Excellent In Powerful Biographical Drama
Home Movie Reviews Till Review: Danielle Deadwyler Is Excellent In Powerful Biographical Drama By centering Mamie Till-Mobley, and it pays off for the most part, with Danielle Deadwyler giving a performance to keep an eye out for. Danielle Deadwyler and…
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David Harbour Stars in Brutal New Christmas Classic
In Violent Night, Santa Claus checks his naughty list twice and beats bad guys to a pulp with a sledgehammer on Christmas Eve. If it weren't for David Harbour attached to the main role, it would be easy to mistake…
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A Bold and Beautiful New Adventure Through Tir Asleen
In the midst of their success with franchises like Star Wars and Indiana Jones, and just a few years after they collaborated with Jim Henson on the fantastical adventure Labyrinth, Lucasfilm took a dip headfirst into the world of magic…
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Jamie Clayton Shines In A New Adaptation Without Much On Its Mind
Making a new “Hellraiser” film in 2022 is an exercise about “better,” not “good.” Like most staple 1980s horror series, “Hellraiser” goes two entries deep with the original classic and a good-but-not-as-good follow-up, though “Hellbound: Hellraiser 2‘s” status as less…
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Egúngún | Film Threat
A woman, Salewa (Sheila Chiamaka Chukwulozie), returns from London to her home village in Nigeria for her mother’s funeral in writer-director Olive Nwosu’s short film, Egúngún (Masquerade). Since childhood, Salewa has always felt detached from her community. Returning home, Salewa stands out…
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More Action and Higher Stakes
Slow Horses bolts out of the gate with a new season that picks up where the inaugural season left off and never takes a breath until the heart-pounding conclusion. Whereas Season 1 seemed at times unsure of what it wanted…
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A Sharp, Deranged & Beautifully Hilarious Satire
Home Movie Reviews Triangle Of Sadness Review: A Sharp, Deranged & Beautifully Hilarious Satire Triangle of Sadness is a scathing takedown of influencers & wealth hoarders, the most deranged episode of Below Deck Bravo wishes they produced. "Can you relax…
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Tom McCarthy Sidelines Indigenous Women In Favor Of Soapbox Politics
“This is exactly why local journalism matters,” big city investigative journalist Eileen (Hilary Swank, “Boys Don’t Cry,” “Million Dollar Baby”) proclaims to one of her new co-workers towards the end of the pilot episode of “Alaska Daily.” This overly earnest,…
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Alfred Molina Shines in a Solid Louise Penny Adaptation
Upon first hearing the title Three Pines, my mind inexorably jumped to Twin Peaks. Sure, the numbers are different, and, yes, one refers to trees instead of mountains. However, this new series does begin as being about an outside investigator,…
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An Uneven but Tender Tale of Pleasure
Emma Corrin stars as the titular character in the latest adaptation of the incredibly horny and controversial 1928 novel Lady Chatterley's Lover for Netflix. The story follows Connie Chatterley, who is, at first, happily married to Sir Clifford Chatterley (Matthew…
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Mier (The Ant) | Film Threat
Oliver North’s short film, Mier (The Ant), explores two generations of South Africans caught hunting on illegal lands. Boethie (Donny Ross) is a young man who finds himself in the middle of the desert with a jammed-up rifle. Weak and hungry,…
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