Noah Centineo and Laura Haddock Shine in Spy Series
Noah Centineo gets too much flack. After playing Peter, the male lead in Netflix's To All the Boys trilogy, as well as starring in other teen rom-coms from the streamer such as Sierra Burgess is a Loser and The Perfect…
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Charlotte Wells’ Debut Feature Is Poignant & Powerful
Home Movie Reviews Aftersun Review: Charlotte Wells' Debut Feature Is Poignant & Powerful Wells masterfully weaves the past and present together, and it’s in the exploration of one’s memory where the drama is at its best. Paul Mescal and Frankie…
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A Hilariously Playful Tribute To Cinema With An Amazing Cast
Hosted by Helen Mirren, the venerable public television staple “Documentary Now!” enters its 53rd season. Or so goes the running joke that ties together the fourth season of the satirical IFC comedy, back after a nearly four-year hiatus. Although Bill…
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True Story of Poisoning Gets Superficial Dramatization
Home TV Reviews 'Litvinenko' Review: True Story of 2006 Poisoning Gets Superficial Dramatization Featuring David Tennant as the murdered Russian defector, this series doesn't give full life to the man or his subsequent death. Image via AMC+ November 1, 2006.…
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The Fastest Hedgehog in Video Games Never Finds His Footing
Home TV Reviews 'Sonic Prime' Review: The Fastest Hedgehog in Video Games Never Finds His Footing With a repetitive story and lackluster animation, this multiverse misfire falls flat. Image via Netflix Sonic is everywhere — on the big screen in…
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A Place Called Home | Film Threat
Writer-director Kiel Thorlton’s A Place Called Home follows Levi (Ben Gavin), whose wife is pregnant with their second daughter. Unfortunately, one day upon returning home, Levi finds his wife dead, though the baby, Allie, survives. This devastates Levi, who now…
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The Menu Review: Mylod Delivers the Goods
Nick Clement brings us his thoughts on the brand new Mark Mylod movie with this The Menu review. A young couple travels to a remote island to eat at an exclusive restaurant where the chef has prepared a lavish menu,…
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Drama Boasts Enthralling Lead Performances
Home Movie Reviews Decision To Leave Review: Drama Boasts Enthralling Lead Performances [Middleburg] Tang Wei and Park Hae-il give mesmerizing performances and the tension that exists between their characters is elevated by their fabulous chemistry. Park Hae-il and Tang Wei…
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Paul Feig’s Foray Into Fantasy Is A Beautiful But Excruciatingly Slow Mess
Inspired by the young adult novel of the same name by Soman Chainani, the latest from Paul Feig, “The School for Good and Evil,” is a major departure for the director most known for his riotous comedies like “Spy” and…
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James Cameron Crafts Stunning Sequel
Avatar has always had an uphill battle in trying to prove itself. Coming twelve years after James Cameron’s Titanic, which became the highest-grossing film of all time, won 11 Oscars, and became a cultural milestone, Avatar had absurd expectations to…
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Octavia E. Butler’s Novel Deserves Better Than This
It is hard to fully call Kindred, a new series from FX, an adaptation of the late Hugo Award-winner Octavia E. Butler’s 1979 novel of the same name. There is the same general premise in telling the story of a…
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Talent Keyhole | Film Threat
Michael Lauter’s Talent Keyhole sports an unusual but exciting concept for a futuristic science-fiction thriller. Inside the top-secret world of MorphTek in Aurora, Colorado, defense contractor Kassandra (Kristina Luna), a working neuroscientist with incredible mental abilities, has been given clearance to…
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