Amor Bandido Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Writer-director Daniel Andres Werner’s Amor Bandido brings back a seemingly ignored genre that used to be all the rage. That’s right, Wener and co-writer Diego Avalos have crafted a sexual thriller. Does the Argentinian film make a case for these…
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Cabin Girl Review: A Mediocre Horror Flick with Moments of Entertainment
Cabin Girl, directed by Jon D. Wagner, takes audiences on a journey into an isolated cabin where a van-life influencer named Ava, played by Rose Lane Sanfilippo, encounters a dark history and becomes haunted by a troubled spirit. While the…
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Beast Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Written and directed by Alan King, Beast follows author Vincent (King) in the midst of a downward spiral. The man has sequestered himself in the British countryside to complete his first novel. However, Vincent constantly feels the presence of something unseen around…
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Gray Matter Movie Review: Intriguing but Predictabilite
The Gray Matter Movie on HBO Max presents a promising premise of individuals with superhuman abilities grappling with their unique powers and the potential dangers they entail. While the film showcases strong performances, particularly from Jessica Frances Dukes and Mia…
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Cocaine Shark Featured, Reviews Film Threat
With such a kick-a*s title like Cocaine Shark, what could go wrong? In this super-low budget B-movie, written by Bando Glutz and directed by Mark Polonia, it turns out a lot, actually. We can all imagine a massive, coked-out of its…
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Friendship & Music Take Center Stage In This Excellent Chris Smith-Made Netflix Doc
Within the first few minutes of “Wham!,” a documentary focusing on the meteoric career of the eponymous ’80s pop icons, late frontman George Michael describes the day he came to meet group co-founder Andrew Ridgeley as secondary school students and…
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‘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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