One of the Best For Years!
Thorpe Park Fright Nights delivered some new additions this year but there was one star that stood out from the rest. A brand new scare maze that has stepped up the quality of Fright Nights offerings, here is our Stitches…
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Three Blind Mice Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW ON VOD! What’s ferocious enough to disembowel Mickey while sewing Minnie’s mouth shut? Three Blind Mice, directed and edited by Pierre B from a script by David Malcolm. When I was growing up in the 1980s, young people in horror…
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Bare Bones Adaptation Lacks Finesse, But Has Heart
Summary Desperation Road, directed by Nadine Crocker, explores guilt, shame, and revenge in the Deep South through the story of a struggling single mother and a man recently released from prison. While the screenplay by the author of the source…
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Herd Review: A Muddled Fright
Steven Pierce‘s Herd attempts to blend the horror of a zombie outbreak with the chaos of warring militia groups, creating a nightmarish world where survival hangs by a thread. While the film boasts a talented cast, including Ellen Adair, Mitzi…
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Exposure Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL 2023 REVIEW! Writer and director Peter Cannon’s feature film debut, Exposure, pushes paranoia and post-traumatic stress to the edge. Reminiscent of a Hitchcock thriller, this psychological thriller follows the wild-eyed, stressed-out, and blood-baring Tanner (Douglas Smith), who writes computer…
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Dear David Review: A Shallow Descent into Paranormal Clichés
Dear David, a brand new supernatural horror film directed by John McPhail (best known for directing the delightfully wholesome horror comedy Anna and the Apocalypse) and based on Adam Ellis’ Twitter thread of the same name, is a disappointing and…
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Moving, Captivating & Brilliantly Acted
Summary Killers of the Flower Moon is a devastating and captivating film that showcases the cruelty, violence, and greed of the murderers and the agony suffered by the Osage Nation. Martin Scorsese has crafted a dark and intricately layered story…
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‘Upload’ Season 3 Review — Afterlife Comedy Doubles Down on Satire
The first season of Upload felt like it arrived at just the right time. Michael Schur's afterlife comedy The Good Place had just come to an end and everybody was looking for something to watch in its place. Upload offered…
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Inside Man Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Mob films document the rise, infiltration, or gradual fall of organized crime families and institutions. For police detective Bobby Belucci (Emile Hirsch) of Danny A. Abeckaser’s newest indie crime thriller, Inside Man, he is dead set on infiltrating the ill-famed…
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The DJ Chris Villa Story Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Jeremy A. Lopez’s documentary, One for ALL: The DJ Chris Villa Story, takes into the world of competitive DJ-ing, but this is not your typical sports or music documentary. As the title suggests, this is about one of the nation’s…
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Nyad Review | Flickreel
Diana Nyad is an exceptional athlete and an all-around fascinating individual. This comes across in her biopic, even if the film isn’t as extraordinary as the woman at the core. Nyad hits all of the notes that it needs to,…
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Appendage Review: A Twisted Tale of Body Horror and Self-Doubt
In the dark, disturbing realm of body horror, Anna Zlokovic‘s Appendage plunges audiences into a nightmarish journey through the psyche of its protagonist, Hannah, played with palpable vulnerability by Hadley Robinson. The film serves as a stark reminder that beneath…
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