‘The Voice’ Season 26 Episode 15 Recap
Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for 'The Voice' Season 26 Episode 15.From five to two. The Voice Season 26 Playoffs are here, and the coaches are about to make some of the most critical decisions of the season. But…
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My Boo Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Comedy is so hard to pull off in film…let alone every other medium. It’s just so amazing to see it done right, as in Stephanie Röst’s short film, My Boo. My Boo opens with a mockumentary-style interview with a young…
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‘The Merry Gentlemen’ Review – Chad Michael Murray Gets His Magic Mike On in Netflix’s Christmas Rom-Com
Netflix rang in the holiday festivities early this year, with original Christmas content landing on the platform from the first week of November onwards. Following a similar tone as Hallmark's wintry rom-coms, Netflix's latest releases Meet Me Next Christmas and…
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A Chaotic Dystopian Thriller Wastes An Incredible Sci-Fi Concept
The Fix is an indie sci-fi film from South Africa that features an intriguing premise, with stilted performances and direction. The film stars Grace Van Dien, who recently found viral success for her role in Stranger Things as Chrissy Cunningham.…
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‘Based on a True Story’ Season 2 Review
The first season of Based on a True Story highlights the Bartletts, Ava (Kaley Cuoco) and Nathan (Chris Messina), following true crime obsessive Ava's discovery of the identity of a serial killer, the Westside Ripper/Matt Pierce (Tom Bateman). They do…
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‘Wicked’ Review – Jon M. Chu’s Majestic Musical Defies Gravity Thanks To Cynthia Erivo’s Electric Elphaba
85 years later, Victor Fleming's The Wizard of Oz, the 1939 Oscar-nominated adaptation of L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz is still widely lauded as one of the best movie musicals in history for its revolutionary setting and…
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Cynthia Erivo & Ariana Grande Dazzle In John M. Chu’s Triumphant Musical
The anthemic song that closes out John M. Chu’s “Wicked” is titled “Defying Gravity.” An ode to finding the confidence to trust oneself, the song is a celebration of what it means to defy expectations and, in turn, fly high…
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Power Alley Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Offering an exciting perspective on women and their body ownership, Brazilian director Lillah Halla’s dramatic film Power Alley sheds light on the universal issue of abortion rights in Brazil, which is quite conservative when it comes to reproductive rights. Sofia…
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25 Years On, This Merciless Teen Masterpiece Is One Of The 1990s’ Most Underrated Movies
1999's Cruel Intentions belongs in the same bracket as the epoch-defining Clueless, and 10 Things I Hate About You; modern retellings of classic literature that made accessibility the focus of their reinvention. Like the other two, Cruel Intentions goes for…
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The Drink That Changed The World Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Tea: The Drink That Changed The World takes us on a captivating journey through the history of tea’s origins and role throughout human history. Narrated by Christy Hui and broken into chapters, the documentary begins in ancient China, the birthplace…
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Speak Sunlight (La Vaz Del Sol) Featured, Reviews Film Threat
What a trip Spain must be for Americans! The joie de vivre is so palpable in the air, the sun-kissed buildings, the saturated colors, the siestas and fiestas, and the different mentality when it comes to sex. The list goes…
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‘The Voice’ Season 26 Episode 14 Recap
Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for 'The Voice' Season 26 Episode 14.Night three of the Knockouts is here, and it's time to celebrate Michael Bublé's birthday. Rather than something that would help him win The Voice Season 26, he…
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