Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan: Brothers in Blues
NOW ON VOD! Get ready for a Texas-sized flood of untold stories in Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan: Brothers in Blues, the insightful music documentary by writer/director Kirby Warnock. The roots of the famous Vaughan brothers are laid bare as the…
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Sevap/Mitzvah | Film Threat
A Muslim woman puts her family at great risk to save the life of her Jewish friend in writer-director Sabina Vajraca’s short film, Sevap/Mitzvah. Inspired by true events, Sevap/Mitzvah takes place in Nazi-occupied Bosnia during World War II. Zejneba (Helena Vukovic) is reading…
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Non-Negotiable | Film Threat
In the modern family, who’s really in charge, the parents or the child? This question is pondered in writer-director Micke Doxford’s short film, Non-Negotiable. Jay (Samuel Anderson) and Kat (Jill Winternitz) anxiously await a potentially explosive meeting in a diner booth.…
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Rob Lowe’s Isn’t Enough to Carry Netflix Workplace Comedy
Actors starring alongside their children in different projects is nothing new, but it is a concept that has proven to be successful time and time again. Take, for example, Will and Jaden Smith in the 2006 drama The Pursuit of…
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Tender Kisses | Film Threat
Film Threat is no stranger to the films of Charles Davis. Of the previous six features he’s directed, this outlet has reviewed four of them. Now the writer-director-actor-producer-editor (and probably everything else) is back with Tender Kisses. So does Davis…
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‘Star Trek: Picard’ Season 3 Episode 7 Recap: A Changeling of Command
The seventh episode of Star Trek: Picard’s third and final season opens with an unexpected appearance from a familiar character: Tuvok (Tim Russ). When “Dominion” begins, it appears that some time has passed since William Riker (Jonathan Frakes) was taken…
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Felines | Film Threat
The sad irony of childhood trauma is that it often leads the victim to traumatize themselves or others when they reach adulthood. It’s a vicious cycle that needs to be dealt with head-on and broken, or else it can lead…
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Spin The Wheel | Film Threat
The world is coming to an end. So the question posed in writer/co-director David Chase and co-director David Heacock’s thriller, Spin the Wheel, is, what would you do? How about playing a game of Russian Roulette with the Devil? The Apocalypse…
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A Thousand and One Review
An ending can change your perception of the movie you just watched. A Thousand and One, which won Sundance’s Grand Jury Prize, throws a curveball during its third act that presents the characters in a new light. And yet, the…
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The Magic Words | Film Threat
Look, there is something seriously wrong with writer-director Jeffrey Limoncelli’s short film, The Magic Words, and I love that about it. Grayson (Rhys Jackson Becker) is a young boy asked to recite a passage from scripture for his first communion. So…
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A Funny Flick Aching To Stretch Its Legs
A story about the world of casting auditions and finding friends in the weirdest of places we bring you our Two’s A Crowd review. Two struggling, diametrically opposed actors’ find their fates collide in one calamitous audition. They’re paired together…
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A Blast From the Past That Leaves Hope for the Future
Riverdale returns this week for its seventh and final season, and after six insane years that have featured wild storylines including organ-harvesting cults, multiverses, and the highs and lows of high school football, the series is time-traveling back to the…
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