Category: Reviews
Strays Review: Is This Film More Than Just Bark?
Strays Review: Is This Film More Than Just Bark?

Thank you for checking out our Strays Review. In the vast realm of Hollywood’s canine chronicles, where Lassie, Benji, and Homeward Bound have left their paw prints, “Strays” emerges as another addition to the cool pack of dog-centered movies. This…

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Strain 100 Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Strain 100 Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Director Hassan Hussein’s Strain 100 appears to be made on a shoestring during the pandemic. Hussein and co-writer Todd Klick’s story proposes that vaccines are causing people to turn into zombies, placing the characters under martial law. The nature of this film is…

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Gran Turismo Review – A Joyride through the World of Gaming and Racing
Gran Turismo Review – A Joyride through the World of Gaming and Racing

Get ready to get in on a thrill ride of a cinematic journey as we dive into the world of ‘Gran Turismo’. This is a fun, fast-paced, film that merges the realms of gaming and high-speed racing. Directed by the…

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Strays Review | Flickreel
Strays Review | Flickreel

Shortly before leaving to see Strays, I received word from my sister that her dog had taken a turn for the worse. You probably weren’t expecting this review to start on such a grim note. Even more unexpected, Strays proved…

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Trapped in the Cabin Review: A Jarring and Painfully Bland Thriller
Trapped in the Cabin Review: A Jarring and Painfully Bland Thriller

Trapped in the Cabin attempts to weave a web of mystery and suspense within the confines of a remote cabin, promising audiences an intriguing tale of isolation, romance, and paranoia. However, while the film’s premise holds the potential for a…

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Gayle Rankin Takes on ‘The Shining’
Gayle Rankin Takes on ‘The Shining’

This review was written during the 2023 WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Without the labor of the writers and actors currently on strike, the film being covered here wouldn't exist.In the opening moments of writer-director Stewart Thorndike's Bad Things, now getting…

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A Familiar, But Fun & Winning Superhero Movie With Much-Welcome Latinx Identity At Its Center
A Familiar, But Fun & Winning Superhero Movie With Much-Welcome Latinx Identity At Its Center

The latest D.C. superhero movie is not another grim Batman sequel, or yet another Superman reboot. It’s a colorful introduction to a new hero, Blue Beetle, and the family that supports him, from job interviews to superhero-level fights. Unless you’re…

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Into The Spotlight Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Into The Spotlight Featured, Reviews Film Threat

A gifted young songwriter finds who she truly is when thrust into the glamorous and seedy side of fame in director Lisa Arnold’s teen drama, Into The Spotlight. High school junior Laura (Kate Larson) should be living the ideal middle America life.…

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We Are Newcastle United Amazon Prime Review: A Fluff Piece
We Are Newcastle United Amazon Prime Review: A Fluff Piece

If you were expecting to see a tale of how Eddie Howe has transformed a usually relegation threatened group of lads into title challengers then sadly you won’t find it in this fluff piece. We bring you our We Are…

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Publish Or Perish Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Publish Or Perish Featured, Reviews Film Threat

“The road to tenure can be deadly.” So says the tagline for writer-director David Liban’s dark comedy Publish Or Perish. The film follows English literature professor Jim Bowden (Timothy McCracken), who’s excited to start on the tenure track at his university.…

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This R-Rated Talking Dog Comedy Delivers
This R-Rated Talking Dog Comedy Delivers

This review was written during the 2023 WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Without the labor of the writers and actors currently on strike, the film being covered here wouldn't exist.The R-rated comedy isn't what it used to be. It's not that…

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Frank’s Deep Fake Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Frank’s Deep Fake Featured, Reviews Film Threat

We must brace ourselves for the upcoming onslaught of films about technology and its controlling influence. We’re still figuring out what its use means for almost everything in our lives. Some (most?) of the films will be underwhelming, but a…

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