Category: Reviews
Om Raut Presents “Adipurush”: A Timeless Tale Of The Supreme Man
Om Raut Presents “Adipurush”: A Timeless Tale Of The Supreme Man

Experience the divine epic written by Maharishi Valmiki in Om Raut’s “Adipurush”. As Sita gets abducted by the demon king Ravan, her husband Prabhu Shri Ram along with his younger brother Lakshman and devotee Bajrang Bali bar all obstacles and…

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A Song for Imogene Featured, Reviews Film Threat
A Song for Imogene Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Writer-director Erika Arlee, along with a cast and crew made up mostly of women, pulls back the curtain on North Carolinian poverty in A Song for Imogene. Cheyenne (Kristi Ray) discovers she’s pregnant by her emotionally abusive live-in boyfriend, Alex (Haydn…

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“PRIVACY” (2023): Exposing the Wrong done to Our Inherent Right
“PRIVACY” (2023): Exposing the Wrong done to Our Inherent Right

A troubled Mumbai surveillance center operator ditches police protocol and begins to independently investigate incidents happening on her watch.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8orheBs2jk[/embed]Privacy is a human privilege. Appreciated. Coveted. Precious to us all.And yet it would seem that it is not only diminishing by…

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Union Leads Vibrant Adaptation That Is Light On Romance
Union Leads Vibrant Adaptation That Is Light On Romance

It’s important to note right away that Numa Perrier’s The Perfect Find isn’t anything we haven’t scene before. In fact, it’s all the rom-com tropes we love (or hate) combined with a high-fashion setting, which also happens to celebrate old-time…

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DC Trying to be Marvel?
DC Trying to be Marvel?

When all else fails in the world of DC (trust me, that’s a lot lately) then look to your successful opponent and try to replicate what makes those movies so special. Guest contributor Scott Bickerton brings you his thoughts in…

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The Story of Mystique Featured, Reviews Film Threat
The Story of Mystique Featured, Reviews Film Threat

NOW ON DVD! Further proof that precious metal is waiting to be found buried deep in yesterday is on display in director Marco D’Auria’s excellent rock doc Standing on the Firing Line: The Story of Mystique. It tells the story…

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This Martial Arts Drama Still Packs a Punch
This Martial Arts Drama Still Packs a Punch

In the opening scene of the strong third season of Warrior, an underrated series picked up by Max after its original home of Cinemax ceased production at the close of its second season, we see the nearly unstoppable Ah Sahm…

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Once Upon a Time in Ukraine Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Once Upon a Time in Ukraine Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Set in 1840s Ukraine, Once Upon a Time in Ukraine hits the adrenaline immediately with an epic stylized sword fight, complete with katanas and dynamic fight choreography. This opening scene is just a taste of the samurai vs. gunslingers vs. ninjas carnage…

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Not as Intense, But Still a Slam Dunk
Not as Intense, But Still a Slam Dunk

Whenever a TV show does a time jump, there are a lot of elements that can lead to the series jumping the shark. Changes in personality might sound artificial, plot points may look recycled, and worst of all: Viewers can…

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Darkside Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Darkside Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Darkside is a science fiction short film by writer/director Spencer Zimmerman. It follows the experiences of married astronauts Sam (Blakely David) and Sarah (Siobhan Connors) Bowman after tragedy strikes on a mission in space. Sam recalls through his memories the tragic…

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Rebirth Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Rebirth Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Rebirth is an animated children-friendly short showing the four seasons of nature in four musical movements by Rayko Takahashi, Alex Wand, and Frank Kilpatrick. The film is meant to bring climate change awareness to children, which is an important subject…

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Year of the Fox Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Year of the Fox Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Directed by Megan Griffiths and written by Eliza Flug, Year of the Fox shares a tale of haunting class privilege through the voyeuristic eyes and narration of its principal character, Ivy (Sarah Jeffery). She’s biracial, adopted, and about to be 18. Set…

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