‘Scream of My Blood: A Gogol Bordello Story’ Review: A Thrilling Documentary
Gogol Bordello has been mixing Ukrainian folk songs with rock and roll for over two decades. Still, the current war in Eastern Europe makes frontman Eugene Hütz’s heritage more relevant than ever. That’s why, in the first scene of Scream…
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Steven Soderbergh’s Series Is Silly Science Fiction
This piece was written during the 2023 WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Without the labor of the writers and actors currently on strike, the series being covered here wouldn't exist. Remember web shows? Not only does Steven Soderbergh, but he has…
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Black Ice Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW IN THEATERS! Easily one of the most surprising and profound sports documentaries ever made, Black Ice, directed by Hubert Davis, features earth-shaking discoveries about black Canadians in the history of hockey. Fleeing slavery in the U.S., black Canadians started in…
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Wake the Tiger Review: Transcendently Beautiful
An immersive world that is true escapism in its most detailed form as you step out of Bristol and into the world of Meridia, a world of scholars, alchemists and scientists who are tackling very similar problems to our own…
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Knights of the Zodiac Review: A Convoluted and Mediocre Film That Fails to Shine
Knights of the Zodiac, directed by Tomek Bagiński, attempts to bring to life the beloved manga and anime series but falls short in almost every aspect. With a weak and bland plot, hilariously bad CGI, a convoluted storyline, tonal clashes,…
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Insidious The Red Door Review: A Simplistic Conclusion
After quite a few convoluted and confusing sequels it’s hard to understand the further and the creatures that lurk within but this instalment brings the franchise to a simplistic conclusion. Here is our Insidious The Red Door review. Years after…
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Skinford: Death Sentence Review: A Lackluster Addition to the Series
Skinford: Death Sentence had the potential to redeem the lackluster reputation of its predecessors, but unfortunately falls short in delivering an engaging and memorable experience. As a viewer who was deeply disappointed by the first two Skinford films, I was…
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First Contact Featured, Reviews Film Threat
I have often pondered what it would take to unify our planet. Growing up on films and television series like the antiquated V and the fairly-dated Independence Day, I really think a malevolent extraterrestrial beast is what we need for us all to…
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The Breach Review: Right To The Point
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7FXr22Eyg4[/embed]The Breach features John Hawkins as the Chief of Police who is days away from leaving the small town of Lone Crow. John is preparing to leave but he is called to investigate one last case…a body washed up along…
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Surreal Gen-Z Coming-of-Age Story Sizzles
It seems odd to ask how hot the temperature must be so that human behavior starts to melt, but that's exactly what Brutal Heat (Brutální vedro) does. The feature directorial debut of writer and director Albert Hospodářský is as weird…
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Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One Review: Raising the Bar to Unimaginable Heights
The newest entry in the Mission: Impossible franchise – Dead Reckoning Part One – is a tour de force that catapults the series to new heights of suspense, intensity, and innovation. With an intricate plot, captivating character development, breathtaking cinematography, and…
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That Night Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW ON TUBI! It’s an all-night booze-fueled adventure, Chicago style, in writer/director Zachary Trussell’s intoxicating feature debut, That Night. Stacey (Julio Alexander) is a budding graphic artist who works part-time in a tuxedo shop. He and his co-worker, Carolina (Emily Sue…
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