Category: Reviews
Piaffe Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Piaffe Featured, Reviews Film Threat

NOW IN THEATERS! You will either love or hate Ann Oren’s art-house psychodrama Piaffe. There will certainly be those that respond to its high aspirations. I normally love unconventional cinema like this. However, I found the film borderline insufferable. Pretentious…

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Oh My God – Part 2 (2023): What A Disaster!
Oh My God – Part 2 (2023): What A Disaster!

Har Har Mahadev! A sequel to the 2012 Akshay Kumar and Paresh Rawal-starrer OMG (Oh My God) has finally released on the Bollywood big screens after 11 years on August 11, 2023. Titled OMG 2 (Oh My God – Part…

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No Right Way Featured, Reviews Film Threat
No Right Way Featured, Reviews Film Threat

CINEQUEST FILM FESTIVAL 2023 REVIEW! In Chelsea Bo’s feature film, No Right Way, no matter how much the family tree branches out, the same problems always seem to find a way to infect each limb. Rising through the ranks of…

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Tomorrow’s Game Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Tomorrow’s Game Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Historically known as a national pastime, baseball has led to the creation of everlasting traditions and bonds. Tomorrow’s Game is the latest baseball movie from directors Jonathan Coria and Trevor Wilson. While they follow the traditional template of a feel-good…

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That’s The Idea, Man! Featured, Reviews Film Threat
That’s The Idea, Man! Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Janell Boone and Matthew Yaich make their directorial debut with That’s The Idea, Man!. The mockumentary follows a filmmaker (Sean Mansfield) who is gearing up to film a documentary on his favorite inventor, Gary Grossmont (Chris Hasenauer). The documentarian grew up…

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Bank of Dave Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Bank of Dave Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Music has the magical power to bring people together. Director Chris Foggin and writer Piers Ashworth’s Bank of Dave is based on the true story that proves it. Dave Fishwick (Rory Kinnear) is a working-class businessman who wants to unite the…

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Foundation Season 2 Episode 7 DEEP DIVE and REACTION
Foundation Season 2 Episode 7 DEEP DIVE and REACTION

Thank you FANdation, We are back with another recap of our favorite “I don’t even know who’s really in charge anymore” show Foundation Season 2 Episode 7. I’m your host, Anthony, and I will do my best to be your guide…

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Cena & Howery Deliver On The Jokes In Fun Hulu Sequel
Cena & Howery Deliver On The Jokes In Fun Hulu Sequel

Summary The sequel to Vacation Friends delivers on its promise with a coherent story, a talented cast, and consistent laughs. The addition of a new plot involving a drug dealer seamlessly complements the comedic elements, making for an effective comedy.…

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Sharksploitation Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Sharksploitation Featured, Reviews Film Threat

The Sharploitation genre erupted after the release of Jaws in the summer of 1975. After the success of Jaws, Hollywood would soon churn out seemingly dozens of sequels, rip-offs, and even an ill-fortuned reference to Happy Days (“jumping the shark”), all seeking to replace fear instilled…

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Vacation Friends 2 Review: A Chaotic Escapade with Bits of Laughter
Vacation Friends 2 Review: A Chaotic Escapade with Bits of Laughter

Vacation Friends 2 reunites audiences with the quirky quartet of vacation buddies who brought chaos and laughter in the first installment. The film takes viewers on a rollercoaster ride of uncontrollable hilarity and unexpected twists. While the premise holds promise,…

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Liam Neeson Stars In Yet Another Predictable Action-Thriller
Liam Neeson Stars In Yet Another Predictable Action-Thriller

Summary Liam Neeson continues to excel as an action hero, deploying his signature skills and mannerisms in Retribution. The movie follows a familiar formula, but still manages to deliver a reasonably fun twist and features a standout performance by Noma…

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Love Life Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Love Life Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Director Kôji Fukada’s cinematic career so far has been rather bumpy. His latest drama, Love Life, showcases the Japanese filmmaker at his most mature and accomplished yet, effortlessly blending a wide variety of themes into a coherent whole. Quiet and…

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