A Case for Love Featured, Reviews Film Threat
In director-writer Brian Ide’s documentary A Case for Love, Episcopal Bishop Michael Curry...
‘Elton John Never Too Late’ Review
Few artists have had as lasting a legacy in popular music as the...
Being Weird Has Never Felt As Good As Burton’s Creepy Cult Classic
1988’s Beetlejuice may not have been Tim Burton’s first movie, but it was...
‘Rescue HI-Surf’ Review – Fox’s Lifeguard Procedural Struggles To Stay Afloat
There’s a plethora of first-responder television shows out there. From paramedics to firefighters...
‘Apartment 7A’ Review – ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ Really Didn’t Need a Roommate
I’m not the first to say it, and I sure as hell won’t...
Moving Hong Kong Drama Gives Queer Elders the Spotlight
Making breakfast. Going to the flower shop. Decorating the house for a holiday....
The Wasp Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Revenge only gets one so far, but The Wasp leans right into the...
‘Wolfs’ Review – George Clooney and Brad Pitt Lead the Pack With a Soft Bite
The best buddy comedies have long thrived on the delicate balance between tension...
Soulful Star-Studded Adaptation Is A Therapeutic Discovery Of Trauma Relief
August Wilson, the late acclaimed American playwright, chronicled some of the best stories...
‘From’ Season 3 Review – A Berserk and Brave Installment of Psychological Horror
This September, we’re being thrown right back into the reeling enigma of a...
‘Matlock’ Review – Kathy Bates Commands the Screen in CBS Legal Drama
In the current TV landscape, it can be tough for any show to...
‘Colin from Accounts’ Season 2 Review
Honestly, the biggest thing Colin from Accounts might’ve had going against it at...