Aquaman 2 IMAX Review: Another Sinking DC Feature
After failing to defeat Aquaman the first time, Black Manta wields the power of the mythic Black Trident to unleash an ancient and malevolent force. Hoping to end his reign of terror, Aquaman forges an unlikely alliance with his brother,…
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What Happens Inside Enola at Walsall Scare Maze?
What happens in ENOLA should really stay in ENOLA but without spoilers we’re going to give you a review of what happens inside the Walsall Scare Maze extreme add-on as guests step into their very own sick and twisted horror…
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Deceit Featured, Reviews Film Threat
The aliens are possessing the depressed and downtrodden while trying to have sexual relations with our hot women in Albert Pyun’s sci-fi thriller, Deceit. A lonely man, Bailey (Norbert Weisser), lies along the deserted road next to an oil refinery…
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Part One – A Child Of Fire Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW ON NETFLIX! Things are getting mighty funky behind the sky in the first installment of director Zack Snyder’s galactic epic Rebel Moon: Part One – A Child Of Fire. A dynasty of a thousand kings has ruled a slab…
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Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW IN THEATERS! James Wan’s Aquaman and the Last Kingdom is the stupidest superhero film I’ve ever seen. That list includes Superman IV: The Quest for Peace, all the Fantastic Fours, and, yes, Howard the Duck. Each of these films,…
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The Mental State Featured, Reviews Film Threat
James Camali’s gripping drama, The Mental State, takes an honest look at the forces plaguing America’s teens. It takes a tough look at the current state of our mental health crisis and wonders if there’s an answer. Andy (Jance Enslin)…
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The Marsh King’s Daughter Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Daisy Ridley puts down the lightsaber and picks up a rifle in director Neil Burger’s thriller The Marsh King’s Daughter, which, unlike the entire new Star Wars trilogy, has a satisfying beginning, middle, and end! Helena lives an unconventional life…
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A Very Special Paul Lynde Christmas Featured, Reviews Film Threat
As a kid, I was a massive fan of the variety show. It was a chance to see all my favorite celebs make a brief cameo in a comedic sketch or see them forced to sing a song or two.…
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Unfriending Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Written and directed by Brett M. Butler and Jason G. Butler, Unfriending is billed as a comedy. While several comedic moments are throughout, it is far more of a quirky thriller than a humorous romp. But does that mean the film does…
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Monét Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Kyung Sok Kim’s short film, Monét, reminds me that this world we all live in is inhabited by very flawed people…and I’m talking about you. The film follows a troubled high school student, Sarai (Tdjiri Yakini), who is relentlessly bullied…
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Poor Things Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW IN THEATERS! Yorgos Lanthimos is a master of absurdist storytelling. In his latest cinematic offering, Poor Things, Lanthimos offers up a most demented and delicious cinematic bonbon. Based on the profoundly satirical novel of the same name by Alasdair…
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Nochebuena Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Nochebuena, directed by Adam Lopez, is a culturally rich and feel-good film for the holidays. Written by Glenaliz Quezada, the rom-com focuses on how a Puerto Rican family and friends in Miami, Florida, come together to celebrate their holiday traditions.…
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