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Molli and Max in the Future Featured, Reviews Film Threat

NOW IN THEATERS! Molli and Max in the Future is a shining star in the sci-fi rom-com genre from writer/director Michael Lukk Litwak. For an indie film, it accomplishes great things both visually and from a storytelling standpoint. As the title…

A Simple & Sincere Drama About The Beauty Of Everyday Life

Summary In Perfect Days, Hirayama finds beauty in the simplicity of his routine, but also cherishes unexpected moments that disrupt it. Despite his isolation, Hirayama feels connected to the world through his love of nature and his role in the…

‘True Detective’ Season 4 Episode 5 Recap — A Bullet to the Head

The Big Picture True Detective: Night Country Episode 5 fails to follow up on the disturbing events of Episode 4, which takes away from the show's creepy atmosphere. Personal dramas are integral to the development of the core mystery, making…

Sorry, We’re Dead Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Writer-director Alex Zajicek makes his feature-length debut with Sorry, We’re Dead. The meta-comedy stars Sarah Lee as Lana, a lecture video editor. Her co-workers drive her crazy, especially Burd (Davied Morales), whose color blindness and fondness for experimentation leads to all…

Evil Stalks Our Ancestors In A Familiar Thriller

In 1972, “Deliverance” was unleashed upon a worldwide audience, taking hold of the box office and becoming a true cultural milestone packed with cinematic tropes still referenced today. In many ways, this disturbing thriller about four men on a canoeing…

Masterful French Romance Imbues Each Frame With Warmth

Summary The Taste of Things explores the deep connection between love and food, showcasing a reverent appreciation for every detail of the cooking process. The film is a study of devotion, emphasizing the importance of paying attention and immersing oneself…

‘Ashes’ Review — Netflix’s Turkish Romance Is a Wannabe Erotic Thriller

The Big Picture Beautifully directed with stunning cinematography, Ashes offers a visually appealing film experience. The lack of chemistry between the lead actors detracts from the effectiveness of the plot twists. Despite a strong start, the final act of Ashes…

My Parkinson’s Featured, Reviews Film Threat

I never knew what Parkinson’s disease was until actor Michael J. Fox started his foundation in 2000. It turns out that Parkinson’s is more common than I had thought. Nearly 1 million people in the U.S. are living with Parkinson’s…

Kota Johan Delivers A Heartbreaking, Honest Performance In Haley Elizabeth Anderson’s Poetic Slice-Of-Life Drama [Sundance]

Perhaps the best compliment that you can give a narrative feature is to say that it feels like a documentary. Not to say the shot composition is uninspired and the subject dry, but it’s a way to spotlight just how…

Caveman Horror Movie Has Night Scenes You Can Actually See

Summary Out of Darkness is an immersive horror thriller. The film's atmospheric style adds to the immersive experience. The movie's shift in priorities in the third act detract from its overall impact. Horror fans are a generous audience, and as…

‘Kidnapping Inc.’ Review: Bruno Mourral Drowns His Message Under Disparate Tones In A Frustrating Film About Haitian Life [Sundance]

There’s a special type of frustration that comes with watching a film like Bruno Mourral’s “Kidnapping Inc.” It’s a frustration borne from a good place—you want the film to succeed—but around every corner, “Kidnapping Inc.” just can’t help but trip…

A Dangerous Prey Features, Reviews Film Threat

There may be fancier movies out there, but the raw power just won’t quit in the indie thriller A Dangerous Prey, written and directed by Terry Spears. Aiden (Marlon Ladd) is a salesman on a business trip in Austin. During…

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