Nightmare on 34th Street Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW ON VOD! Flogging dead reindeer relentlessly may seem like a macabre yet fun way to spend the holiday season. Yet the horror anthology Nightmare on 34th Street, written and directed by James Crow, shows that may not always be the…
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Rivalry Rock Doc Is Still Captivating, But Evolves & Demystifies The Fable Of F’d Up, Tortured Artist
Twenty years ago, Ondi Timoner’s rock doc “Dig!” the wildly entertaining, sensationalistic portrait of the dysfunctional indie rock bands the Brian Jonestown Massacre and The Dandy Warhols and their strange love/hate relationship and rivalry, was a smash hit, at least…
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A Hollow Animation That Doesn’t Properly Develop Its Characters
Summary The Tiger's Apprentice lacks depth and emotion in its characters, resulting in one-dimensional dynamics. The story is rushed, with little time spent on worldbuilding and character development. The film has some charm and entertainment value for younger audiences but…
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‘Daughters’ Review — This Film Will Crack Your Heart Wide Open
The Big Picture Daughters shines a light on the powerful impact of father-daughter dances in jail, helping girls and their incarcerated fathers bond. The documentary humanizes incarcerated men and reveals shocking facts about the prison system in a subtle yet…
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‘Abbott Elementary’ Season 3 Review — Still at the Top of Its Class
The Big Picture The writers of Abbott Elementary know their characters inside and out, resulting in depth and unique quirks. The talented cast is all perfectly suited for their roles, adding to the show's comedic magic that never gets old.…
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Somewhere Quiet Review: Disturbed Stillness
From writer and first-time director Olivia West Lloyd comes Somewhere Quiet, a haunting psychological thriller which embarks on a mission to scrutinize the bruising intricacies of trauma. Jennifer Kim takes the spotlight as Meg, a woman recovering from a harrowing…
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Handling the Undead Featured, Reviews Film Threat
SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL 2024 REVIEW! From Norway, Thea Hvistendahl’s Handling the Undead takes a very thoughtful (and less dangerous) approach to the zombie genre. Handling the Undead follows three stories of grief. First is an elderly woman who is mourning…
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A Unique Hero In A Very Familiar Story [Sundance]
Despite the increased awareness of gender identities, there is one classification that has been around for over 100 years or 30 years (it’s debatable) that rarely enjoys the spotlight, intersex. An intersex person can be a broad definition for someone…
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Sebastian Stan Stars In Frustrating, Chaotic Drama Thriller
Summary A Different Man explores the consequences of pretending to be someone you're not, but the execution lacks emotional depth. The film prioritizes plot over character, resulting in a detached and hollow conclusion. While the film has moments of dark…
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‘Halo’ Season 2 Review — Master Chief’s New Adventure Is a Big Improvement
The Big Picture Season 2 of Halo starts off strong with an epic opening sequence that combines tactical planning, fear, horror, and action. The issue of the Spartan helmet is addressed in Season 2, with the helmet being used as…
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Cold Light Featured, Reviews Film Threat
In Rogelio Rodriguez’s short film Cold Light, a woman, Lucy (Aria DeMaris), finds herself tied to a chair in the back of a pick-up truck while Mike (Derek F. Milton) is heard in the distance digging a hole…more a grave.…
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Madame Tussauds London Review: Still-Life Entertainment
As a Merlin Pass holder, I’m scouring the country for things to do before theme parks open and found myself a little London attraction you may have heard of to explore, here’s my Madame Tussauds London review. The world-renowned wax…
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