Fear the Invisible Man Review: A Respectable Albeit Boring Horror Effort
Fear the Invisible Man, directed by Paul Dudbridge, is a film that attempts to capture the essence of a classic horror tale, but unfortunately falls short in delivering a truly gripping and terrifying experience. While it has a promising premise…
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Going Varsity in Mariachi Featured, Reviews Film Threat
OAK CLIFF FILM FESTIVAL 2023 REVIEW! As a way to hold on to the Mexican-American culture along the border, the state of Texas has sanctioned Mariachi as a school program. It holds state and national competitions each year. Filmmakers Alejandra…
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Robert Englund Documentary Review: A Captivating Watch
Hollywood Dreams and Nightmares: The Robert Englund story gives us a captivating insight into a horror legend and takes us into the lesser known roles and earlier days of Robert’s career before taking the career defining role as Freddy Krueger…
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Angie’s Cure Featured, Reviews Film Threat
DANCES WITH FILMS 2023 REVIEW! Angie’s Cure, directed and written by Corey Grant, is a dramatic revenge thriller that takes place in the heart of Los Angeles’ African American community, Crenshaw Boulevard. This street is the epicenter of a life-changing event…
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My Home Unknown Featured, Reviews Film Threat
DANCES WITH FILM 2023 REVIEW! Cinema has always been a powerful method of storytelling that can elicit empathy and change. With the brutally authentic indie drama, My Home Unknown, writer-director-star Yaz Canli is hoping to change how people perceive the…
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Darkeplica Review: A Bland, Lifeless Psychological Thriller
In this cinematic endeavor from directors Pam and Pete Peter, the audience is thrust into the tumultuous world of a woman named Penelope, whose relentless pursuit of her missing children leads her down a treacherous path of emotional distress and…
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Dragonfly Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Dragonfly, directed and written by Julia Morizawa, opens with the young Sumiko (Miya Kodama) chasing a dragonfly through the woods near her home. The flying insect leads the girl to her brother’s grave. Yoshiko (Morizawa), Sumiko’s mother, comes out, and…
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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
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
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
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?
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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