Category: Reviews
Wonderwell Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Wonderwell Featured, Reviews Film Threat

NOW ON VOD! A film seven years in the making, starring the late Carrie Fisher as an artsy good witch named Hazel, Wonderwell is a fantastical film filled with a graphic allure. Set in an Etruscan Italian town in Tuscany, the film,…

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Nimona Review: The New Stunning and Gritty Animated Adventure
Nimona Review: The New Stunning and Gritty Animated Adventure

From the very beginning, Nimona mesmerizes audiences with its breathtaking animation. The film’s artistic style, reminiscent of the Spider-Verse films, is a feast for the eyes. The combination of vivid colors, dynamic visuals, and innovative techniques creates a truly immersive…

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Biosphere Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Biosphere Featured, Reviews Film Threat

When the world undergoes an apocalyptic event, a dystopian society emerges. A totalitarian government takes control, and civilization is thrown into an abyss. Then a hero must rise against all odds to restore order. That’s not director Mel Eslyn’s Biosphere. Co-written…

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Joy Ride Review: A Wild Adventure Filled with Laughter and Camaraderie
Joy Ride Review: A Wild Adventure Filled with Laughter and Camaraderie

In a refreshing addition to Hollywood’s lineup, Joy Ride directed by Adele Lim brings forth a mainstream comedy that offers a much-needed dose of laughter and entertainment. With its rib-tickling humor and outrageous escapades, the film takes audiences on an…

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Eastbound Westbound Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Eastbound Westbound Featured, Reviews Film Threat

If you’re a history buff, who likes to sip wine while reading a thick tome of non-fiction, then Julien Couson’s Eastbound Westbound is the perfect film for you. Hosted by wine journalist Jeffrey Davies, the documentary takes us back to 17th-century France,…

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Girl Gone Bad Review: Twisty Yet Lethargic
Girl Gone Bad Review: Twisty Yet Lethargic

A home invasion thriller with a nice little twist, we bring you our Girl Gone Bad review. Samantha prepares for a date night with her high school girlfriend, Amanda. As her mom leaves for the weekend, she starts to hear…

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Scuba Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Scuba Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Directed and written by Jacob Vaus, Scuba is a coming-of-age drama centered on the blossoming romance between two lonely teenagers. There’s Don (Johnathan Middleton), who aspires to be a playwright, and Becca (Stephanie Reedy), who wishes to be an actor. But amid…

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The Red Door Featured, Reviews Film Threat
The Red Door Featured, Reviews Film Threat

The Insidious series has proven to be a most profitable and fun franchise of possession stories. Starting in 2010, Patrick Wilson and Rose Byrne have enjoyed the long-running roles of Joshua and Renai Lambert. They have become so comfortable portraying these flawed,…

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Joy Ride Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Joy Ride Featured, Reviews Film Threat

NOW IN THEATERS! After watching the trailer for Joy Ride, I didn’t have much hope for it other than the fact that Adele Lim (Crazy Rich Asians) is the director and Cherry Chevapravatdumrong and Teresa Hsiao are the writers. After watching…

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S.Q.U.A.D. Featured, Reviews Film Threat
S.Q.U.A.D. Featured, Reviews Film Threat

JERSEY SHORE FILM FESTIVAL 2023 REVIEW! From Ethan Cyr, Dakota Holmes-Dodge, and Carlos Lavezzari comes a story of a band of unlikely heroes who want to make a difference. In their web series S.Q.U.A.D., the mysterious gelatinous humanoid known as Recluse…

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Thomas Cailley Crafts Heartfelt Sci-Fi
Thomas Cailley Crafts Heartfelt Sci-Fi

The predatory actions of humans all over the world have put us on an inexorable path of planetary destruction to the point where we fear when and how nature will strike back. Directed by Thomas Cailley, who pens the script…

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Ernst De Geer’s Satire Takes a Jab at Relationships
Ernst De Geer’s Satire Takes a Jab at Relationships

Satire has a unique way to strip down everyday life and make us laugh about how ridiculous human beings can be. That's exactly the case with Ernst De Geer's The Hypnosis (Hypnosen), a comedy about the performative nature of relationships…

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