A Mesmerizing, Chilling Horror With A Twist

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A Mesmerizing, Chilling Horror With A Twist

Horror is such a versatile genre, and when it finds its sweet spot, it can be electrifying, emotional, and chilling in equal measure. You’ll Never Find Me is all of these things and more, and its ending will evoke such…

Apes Together Strong Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Finely and Quinn Mulligan are twin brothers who never thought they would make a film about the stock market. Yet here they are, two years removed from the GameStop short squeeze, making a film about that incident and stocks. But Apes…

PortAventura World Uncharted Rollercoaster Review

We take a trip to Spain to ride a brand new rollercoaster themed around the Naughty Dog and Sony Entertainment Uncharted video and feature film franchise. Here’s our Uncharted rollercoaster review. PortAventura World kindly invited us out to the theme…

Somewhere Quiet Review: A Disquieting, Intense Psychological Horror

Written and directed by Olivia West Lloyd, Somewhere Quiet deals with the aftermath of a Final Girl’s survival. Sure, she may have lived through a traumatic event, but Lloyd’s film examines how that may have affected her. Could someone go…

Extraction 2 Review: A More Breathless, Action-Packed Experience

In our Extraction 2 review, the movie takes audiences on another adrenaline-fueled ride with Chris Hemsworth reprising his role as the resilient and gritty Tyler Rake. Directed by Sam Hargrave, known for his exceptional stunt coordination in films like Avengers:…

Wakener Featured, Reviews Film Threat

I feel a specific kind of joy knowing that good science fiction films are no longer in the hands of the big studios. That current off-the-shelf technology allows emerging and indie filmmakers their space in the genre. This is especially…

Story’s Clever Horror Satire Is Amplified By A Great Cast

Have you ever felt the need to yell at the screen while a character in a horror film decides to investigate some strange noise they’ve heard? Or how about after identifying that there’s a killer around, a group of friends…

Monochromatic Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Writer-director Karen Bryson’s short film, Monochromatic, tackles the issue of racism through the eyes of a child. Grace (Kenedy McCallam-Martin) is a six-year-old black girl. While playing in her backyard, she decides to sneak but falls, cutting herself along the broken…

This NHL Sports Doc Beats With A Simple Message Of Accepting Bad News [Tribeca]

The prospect of retirement is something anyone may find themselves facing down at some point, regardless of your chosen career or pastime. Within the world of professional sports, it’s an inevitable end that reaches every athlete oftentimes sooner than one…

Greer Embodies Raw Emotion In Michael Shannon’s Crushing Debut

Fans of the beloved actor Michael Shannon, who most recently reprised his role as Zod in The Flash movie, understand him as a performer with a strong onscreen presence and even better emotional conviction. After a career of over 30…

A Compelling, But Standardized, Introduction To The Musical Genre [Tribeca]

A compelling introduction to the cultural history of the Jamaican musical genre dancehall, Ben DiGiacomo and Dutty Vannier’s “Bad Like Brooklyn Dancehall” sheds light on what one interviewee calls the associated “attitude, culture, and lifestyle” that crops up around dancehall…

Hot Angry Mom Featured, Reviews Film Threat

In director Clarissa De Los Reyes and writer Mel House’s episodic comedy, Hot Angry Mom, a mother is forced to find an outlet for her rage. Marie (Mel House) is a wife and mother, but at this stage in her life,…

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