Chrissy Judy | Film Threat
Any real friendship is a two-way street, but the unpleasant truth is that not all friendships are built to last. In Chrissy Judy, writer-director-star Todd Flaherty observes the collapse of a queer friendship and the frightening, isolating path one must take…
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For Whom the Bell Tolls
With the penultimate episode of the season, The Mandalorian finally picks up its momentum—tying together its loose narratives and delivering a nerve-wracking adventure. While there is no question that Season 3 has had its standout episodes and fun moments, it…
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Leda | Film Threat
Leda has no dialogue in it. I don’t mean that in a silent movie way, with the dialogue showing up as interstitials. Screenwriters Wesley Pastorfield and Samuel Tressler IV have told their version of the ancient Greek myth with no…
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If I Could Ride | Film Threat
Directed by Shawn Welling and based on the book of the same name by Don Miller, If I Could Ride is a low-budget, family-friendly equestrian drama. The story charts the internal and external struggles of two teenagers who couldn’t be any more…
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‘The Last Thing He Told Me’ Review: Jennifer Garner’s Forgettable Mystery
Reese Witherspoon's production company Hello Sunshine has quite a reputation for adapting best-selling books to both the big and small screen, from Gone Girl to Big Little Lies, Little Fires Everywhere to Where the Crawdads Sing. In the past few…
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The New Abolitionists | Film Threat
NEW TO VOD! There is still slavery in the world today. The problem is that most countries either choose to ignore the problem or are economically dependent on the oppressive practice. Director Christina Zorich’s The New Abolitionists spotlights four Christian organizations…
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Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s Sophomore Feature Hints At The Master Filmmaker To Come
Love triangles, the shifting fault lines of emotional landscapes, and the ramifications of common cruelty — in Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s second feature, 2008’s “Passion” (now hitting U.S. cinemas for the first time), the celebrated director grapples with the themes that would…
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Bill Hader’s HBO Crime Dramedy Goes Out With a Bang
In its fourth and final season, HBO's darkly comic crime drama Barry shows its cards just a few minutes into its first episode. Barry Berkman, Bill Hader's earnest yet sociopathic hitman, is newly incarcerated after finally getting caught by the…
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Slashback Video Mystic Museum Mystery Box Review
In the heart of Burbank resides a world of the macabre and the strange with horror pop-up events throughout the season and we got a mystery box from them! Here’s our Slashback Video Mystic Museum mystery box review. This Mystic…
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His Only Son | Film Threat
One of the most controversial moments in the Bible comes to life in writer-director David Helling’s His Only Son. The feature film recounts that fateful moment on Mount Mariah between the father of Israel and what he must do to his…
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Living with Chucky | Film Threat
When the original Child’s Play debuted in 1988, some critics derided it for being too silly, while others approved of its darkly comedic tone mixed with horror. What no one expected is how profoundly a film about a killer doll would strike…
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Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar (TJMM): You May Be A Liar, But I am Cunning!
You Love Him, But You Are “Not In Love” With Him! A true dilemma, isn’t it? Well, another of Luv Ranjan’s “love dramas” hit the Bollywood big screens on March 8, 2023. Titled “Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar” and abbreviated as…
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