Bradley Cooper’s Bernstein Biopic Is Artful & Fractured
Summary "Maestro" captures the contradictory and complex nature of Leonard Bernstein as a human artwork, provoking questions and revealing contradictory answers that define him. The film explores the committed and lifetime bond between Bernstein and Felicia, showcasing their joyous unity…
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‘Priscilla’ Review — Sofia Coppola Underwhelms With Stale Biopic
Hearing that Sofia Coppola would make a biopic of Priscilla Presley mere months after Baz Luhrmann’s bombastic Elvis was like waking up on Christmas morning to your parents giving you a gift you didn’t tell them you wanted. It was…
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‘Frasier’ Review — Kelsey Grammer’s Dr. Crane Should’ve Stayed in Seattle
Apologies to the lovely city of Boston, but Kelsey Grammer’s Dr. Frasier Crane was one of the many things that was better in Seattle. It isn’t either his or your fault. In fact, you both are just about perfect. As…
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Daz Games Panic Review: A Unique Scarefest Attraction
A brand new addition at Alton Towers Scarefest as YouTuber Daz Games has brought a unique scare experience to the park this Halloween season as we bring you our Daz Games Panic review. YouTube star Daz Games has become hugely…
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Murder Camp Featured, Reviews Film Threat
From the opening shot of the 15-minute short film Murder Camp, one can tell director Clara Aranovich and writers Will Harris and Jeremy Radin have a love for old-school slashers. That horror comedy opens with a camper, Becky (Olivia Holguín), reading…
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Pet Sematary: Bloodlines Review: A Grave Disappointment
Pet Sematary: Bloodlines, the much-anticipated prequel to 2019’s Pet Sematary, ventures into the territory of horror with the subtlety of a sledgehammer and the finesse of a bulldozer. Directed by Lindsey Anderson Beer in her directorial debut and co-written with…
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‘John Carpenter’s Suburban Screams’ Brings A Dose of Terrifying Reality to Halloween
The Big Picture Suburban Screams is a groundbreaking series that explores the dark secrets and unspeakable evil lurking beneath the surface of seemingly idyllic American suburbia. The series blends compelling reenactments with true stories shared by the people who experienced…
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Alton Towers Scarefest 2023 Review: Much Improved
It’s that time of year again when we bring you our thoughts on Alton Towers latest Halloween offering and this year there have been improvements made to finally step out of the staleness of the last few seasons. Here is…
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Lone Shadow Featured, Reviews Film Threat
If only bad guys would learn not to break into the house of a retired badass. Thankfully, to our great benefit, bad guys never do, and we get films like John Wick, Don’t Breathe, Nobody, and now Lone Shadow. Writer/director Max Z S’s short…
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Shut Up & Fish Featured, Reviews Film Threat
No adolescent can escape the draw of peer pressure. From the directing duo Cliqua, Shut Up & Fish is the coming-of-age tale of Charlie and his initiation into his new clique. The story is a poignant window into Latino youth culture…
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“The Herricanes” Screens at Nashville Film Festival
Do not go where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and make a trail.” (Ralph Waldo Emerson) That quote appears at the beginning of the documentary “The Herricanes,” which played at the Nashville Film Festival…
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Filling In The Blanks Featured, Reviews Film Threat
There may be a time when we wonder where we came from and who created, raised, shaped, and loved us. Sometimes, the answers are simple, but often, they’re complicated, as family itself is complicated. Who we associate with throughout our…
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