Category: Reviews
The Elephant Whisperers | Film Threat
The Elephant Whisperers | Film Threat

ACADEMY AWARD DOCUMENTARY SHORT NOMINEE! Directed by Kartiki Gonsalves, The Elephant Whisperers is a short documentary revolving around Bomman and Bellie, elephant caregivers at the Theppakadu Elephant Camp in Asia. Bomman and Bellie are living a life of tranquility and clarity, bonding…

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Bakri & Azabal Are Fantastic In Nuanced, Touching Drama
Bakri & Azabal Are Fantastic In Nuanced, Touching Drama

Home Movie Reviews The Blue Caftan Review: Bakri & Azabal Are Fantastic In Nuanced, Touching Drama Beautifully crafted, The Blue Caftan weaves together the nuanced tale of a couple's love story and history in an intricate, gentle, and profound way. …

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Selfiee (2023): The Quest For A Driving License
Selfiee (2023): The Quest For A Driving License

Be careful when you follow the Masses because sometimes the “M” is silent. After giving a series of flops like Bachchhan Paandey, Samrat Prithviraj, and Ram Setu, the once “Khiladi” turned now “flop-master”, Akshay Kumar has been miserably loathed by…

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Teddy Told Me To | Film Threat
Teddy Told Me To | Film Threat

Beloved childhood toys become the misshapen helms of lunatics in Teddy Told Me To, the directorial debut of special effects artist Tom Devlin. It opens with a YouTube livestream of an abandoned haunted house attraction. It closed down years ago due…

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Jena Malone Anchors Compelling, Uneven Religious Horror
Jena Malone Anchors Compelling, Uneven Religious Horror

Home Movie Reviews Consecration Review: Jena Malone Anchors Compelling, Uneven Religious Horror As bloodied and haunted as it gets, Consecration is a somewhat satisfying journey because Smith and Cook's script understands Grace is the anchor. Jena Malone in Consecration Christopher…

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Northern Shade | Film Threat
Northern Shade | Film Threat

Writer/director Christopher Rucinski’s Northern Shade takes the neo-noir genre into America’s backwoods. Justin (Jesse Gavin) is a drunk military veteran languishing his life away on his father’s boat. He can’t sleep at night as he relives the death of his best friend,…

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Lifeless Thriller Never Recovers From Its Poor Script
Lifeless Thriller Never Recovers From Its Poor Script

Movies are the product of multiple elements working in unison, and in the very best of them, everything is firing on all cylinders. Usually, if one or two aspects aren't so great, quality in other places can rescue the viewing…

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The Golden Boys | Film Threat
The Golden Boys | Film Threat

The Golden Boys is your typical road trip/buddy comedy, but it’s also an independent feature made for under $700. Produced by brothers Peter and Anthony Algiers, it is evident a lot of work went into making the film. But does that…

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A Wordless and Hypnotic Exploration of Indigenous Mexican Communities
A Wordless and Hypnotic Exploration of Indigenous Mexican Communities

A series of rituals play out across Helmut Dosantos’ nearly wordless documentary “Gods of Mexico.” Honing in on Indigenous communities and their labor in Mexico despite the shadow of the country’s creeping modernization, Dosantos’s breathtaking film recalls the work of…

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Lackluster Chemistry Doesn’t Sink Sweet Rom-Com
Lackluster Chemistry Doesn’t Sink Sweet Rom-Com

Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher are no strangers to romantic comedies, and Your Place or Mine, Netflix's latest rom-com, has the two massive Hollywood actors teaming up for the first time. Can they recreate the magical feeling of some of…

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Creed 3 Aiming For All The Feels
Creed 3 Aiming For All The Feels

After dominating the boxing world, Adonis Creed (Michael B. Jordan) has been thriving in both his career and family life. When a childhood friend and former boxing prodigy, Damian (Jonathan Majors), resurfaces after serving a long sentence in prison, he…

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Cryptid | Film Threat
Cryptid | Film Threat

NOW ON VOD! The rain in Maine falls mainly on partially eaten corpses in writer/director’s Brad Rego’s retro monster feature Cryptid. One rainy night someone dies horribly on a rural Maine back road. Struggling freelance reporter Max (Nicholas Baroudi) tries to…

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