Category: Reviews
Hijack Season 1 On Apple TV+ Is A Subversive Riveting Suspense Thriller
Hijack Season 1 On Apple TV+ Is A Subversive Riveting Suspense Thriller

Apple TV+ is seemingly firing on all cylinders these days. 2023 has seen some amazing new shows and movies, like Ted Lasso and Still. And there doesn’t seem to be any signs of slowing down or stopping. As proven by…

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Ewan McGregor Tackles Family Drama
Ewan McGregor Tackles Family Drama

While it is rare that Hollywood stars imprint their love for cinema on their offspring, it’s always fascinating when two generations of actors share the screen for a project. That’s the case with You Sing Loud, I Sing Louder, a…

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Art Is Power in Iranian Movie Within a Movie
Art Is Power in Iranian Movie Within a Movie

With Hollywood typically being an unstoppable machine that pushes thousands of movies out of its production line every year, sometimes it's easy to forget that making movies can be an act of defiance. For instance, in the case of the…

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The Miracle Club Featured, Reviews Film Threat
The Miracle Club Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Director Thaddeus O’Sullivan’s The Miracle Club wouldn’t normally move the needle for me. I have all the love in the world for Dame Maggie Smith, but these days it’s hard not to associate her with fare like Downton Abbey, a property for which…

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Experience An Emotional Tale Of True Love With Sajid Nadiadwala’s “SatyaPrem Ki Katha”!
Experience An Emotional Tale Of True Love With Sajid Nadiadwala’s “SatyaPrem Ki Katha”!

True love is when you value your lover’s happiness more than yours, and make his or her happiness your first priority. One such love story which depicts the essence of “true love” made its theatrical release on June 29, 2023.…

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Lee Pace Leads an Epic Sci-Fi Gem
Lee Pace Leads an Epic Sci-Fi Gem

There is something uniquely fascinating about David S. Goyer’s Foundation, one of many well-written science fiction shows on Apple TV+ that have proven to be their defining bread and butter, in how it very loosely adapts its source material. Drawing…

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Warhorse One Review: A Disappointingly Inconsistent Journey through Hostile Territory
Warhorse One Review: A Disappointingly Inconsistent Journey through Hostile Territory

In Warhorse One, the gripping premise of a gunned-down Navy SEAL Master Chief guiding a child to safety amidst hostile Taliban insurgents and the harsh Afghan wilderness holds immense promise for an emotionally charged and captivating story. However, the directorial…

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John Boyega Carries Netflix Thriller
John Boyega Carries Netflix Thriller

Though there is nothing more agonizing than re-litigating the disaster that was the closing chapter of the trilogy in the recent Star Wars films, the one thing that still must be said is that John Boyega deserved far better in…

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Spoonful of Sugar Review: A Welcomed Dose of Horror Goodness
Spoonful of Sugar Review: A Welcomed Dose of Horror Goodness

Isn’t it amusing how they named a horror movie after a popular song from Mary Poppins? Regardless of people’s opinions about the film itself, the title alone brings a sense of humor to it. Spoonful of Sugar, directed by Mercedes…

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Shin Ultraman Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Shin Ultraman Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Soaring onto the screen in 1966 with Ultra Q and the original television series, the Ultraman franchise boasts dozens of TV adaptations, comic runs, and almost 40 films. Shin Ultraman marks the 37th film and the third by director Shinji Higuchi. Like the legions of films before…

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Barbee Rehab Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Barbee Rehab Featured, Reviews Film Threat

TRIBUE TO TOM SIZEMORE! Tom Sizemore takes us to the seedy underbelly of boutique rehabilitation centers in Derek S. Orr’s comedy series Barbee Rehab. In the first episode, Sizemore attempts to recount his harrowing experience at Barbee Rehab to his…

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Survive Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Survive Featured, Reviews Film Threat

NOW ON VOD! When it comes to life, some people live on the sunny side of the mountain while others are in the sewer. Nowhere does this metaphor rise higher than director Mark Pellington’s intense adventure drama Survive. Written by Richard…

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