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Monochromatic Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Writer-director Karen Bryson’s short film, Monochromatic, tackles the issue of racism through the eyes of a child. Grace (Kenedy McCallam-Martin) is a six-year-old black girl. While playing in her backyard, she decides to sneak but falls, cutting herself along the broken…

This NHL Sports Doc Beats With A Simple Message Of Accepting Bad News [Tribeca]

The prospect of retirement is something anyone may find themselves facing down at some point, regardless of your chosen career or pastime. Within the world of professional sports, it’s an inevitable end that reaches every athlete oftentimes sooner than one…

Greer Embodies Raw Emotion In Michael Shannon’s Crushing Debut

Fans of the beloved actor Michael Shannon, who most recently reprised his role as Zod in The Flash movie, understand him as a performer with a strong onscreen presence and even better emotional conviction. After a career of over 30…

A Compelling, But Standardized, Introduction To The Musical Genre [Tribeca]

A compelling introduction to the cultural history of the Jamaican musical genre dancehall, Ben DiGiacomo and Dutty Vannier’s “Bad Like Brooklyn Dancehall” sheds light on what one interviewee calls the associated “attitude, culture, and lifestyle” that crops up around dancehall…

Hot Angry Mom Featured, Reviews Film Threat

In director Clarissa De Los Reyes and writer Mel House’s episodic comedy, Hot Angry Mom, a mother is forced to find an outlet for her rage. Marie (Mel House) is a wife and mother, but at this stage in her life,…

‘Midday Black Midnight Blue’ Review: A Portrait of Loss

Every so often, there is a film that embeds itself in your mind. This can be both a blessing and a curse as you find it circling back into your consciousness when your thoughts begin to drift. All of the…

Luke Evans & Billy Porter Stun In Devastating Divorce Drama

Marriage, divorce, and custody battles have been popular topics to explore in a range of genres for a long time. In 1993, the late Robin Williams graced us with his nanny skills after a divorce separated him from his children…

FROM Season 2 Episode 9: DEEP DIVE and Reaction

Thank you FROMily, we are back with another recap of our favorite magical show FROM Season 2 Episode 9. I’m your host with the most Anthony and we’re picking right up where we left off last week with Reggie walking out…

A Portrait of the Marvel Mastermind

Even if you’re not a hardcore comic book fan, you probably at least know of Stan Lee. You almost certainly know of Marvel, which has been dominating the film landscape for over a decade and the comics industry for the…

Chris Hemsworth’s Actioner Cements Director Sam Hargraves Talents At ‘John Wick’-Like Levels

It’s no death-defying leap to state that we are currently in the middle of a blockbuster action revolution, in which former stunt performers and coordinators-turned-feature-directors have reminded us why we love explosive scenes, sharply executed fights, and over-the-top brawn. Although…

Call Sign Romeo Featured, Reviews Film Threat

In any underdog story, the protagonist confronts obstacles, and through steadfastness and resilience, they conquer whatever’s vexing them. By the end, they come out of the experience stronger. Director Raymond Wallace mines this familiar territory in his family-friendly drama, Call Sign…

Idris Elba Carries Apple’s Tedious Thriller Series

Contained thrillers are far from a new concept. Whether it be Alfred Hitchcock's brilliant and ever-influential Rear Window or David Fincher's underrated Panic Room, the idea of secluding a high-stakes situation in a single location has proven to make for…

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