The Day the War Changed Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Turning Points: The Day the War Changed is a documentary short by Michael A. Dorosh that takes us to the Summer of 1944 when three campaigns were fought simultaneously to change the tide of the war. The first campaign was…
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Scab Vendor Review: Gritty and Unapologetic
About 20 minutes into watching Scab Vendor you just realise how gritty and unapologetic it is as this give no f**ks documentary tells the story of this rebellious tattoo artist. Johnny Depp, Iggy Pop, Jim Jarmusch, Eugene Hutz (frontman of…
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‘Mothers’ Instinct’ Review – Anne Hathaway & Jessica Chastain Girlboss, Gaslight, and Grieve It Out
The Big Picture Jessica Chastain and Anne Hathaway headline an enthralling yet forgettable drama that disappoints with a predictable twist. The film's uneven tone and narrative direction detract from strong performances by Hathaway and Chastain. Mothers' Instinct initially explores grief…
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‘It Ends With Us’ Review
The Big Picture It Ends With Us is elevated by Blake Lively, who excels in portraying Lily's transformation. Justin Baldoni successfully handles the sensitive subject of domestic violence as a director and actor. The film does not romanticize or redeem…
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War Game Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Directed by Tony Gerber and Jesse Moss, War Game is a live-action simulation of drastic civil unrest. An emergency cabinet huddles within a Dr. Strangelove-style bunker while a hotly contested election certification turns seriously violent above. The ‘actors’ are nearly…
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Scab Vendors Review: Gritty and Unapologetic
About 20 minutes into watching Scab Vendors you just realise how gritty and unapologetic it is as this give no f**ks documentary tells the story of this rebellious tattoo artist. Johnny Depp, Iggy Pop, Jim Jarmusch, Eugene Hutz (frontman of…
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Dan Stevens & Hunter Schafer Shine In Neon’s Kooky New Horror Entry
Summary Strange and fascinating sequences in Cuckoo sets the tone for an atmospheric horror experience. Strong character work brings unsettling relationships to life, especially with a standout performance from Hunter Schafer. The climax is intense and engrossing, leaving audiences with…
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Stampila (The Stamp) Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Stampila (The Stamp) is writer-director David Larson’s debut feature. The political thriller’s production and the story it tells left such an impression on the citizens that it helped spark a real-life revolution. Does that inspiration come through in the finished…
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Paradox Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Timothy Colletti’s Paradox is an indie film that morphs from a serial killer procedural to a story about time travel contradictions and anomalies. A drifter named Zane Carson (Ryan Vallan) is brought in for questioning about the murders of two…
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‘Shelby Oaks’ Review – Chris Stuckmann Jumps From Criticism to Directing in Horror Debut
The Big Picture Chris Stuckmann’s feature debut takes risks that pay off. The camerawork stands out by capturing crisp woodland creepiness. The story gets somewhat lost in a melding of subgenre perspectives, but the overall experience is still a fulfilling…
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Hooves Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Honestly, I get tired at times of our good old American horror stories. What we share with the world is the love of being frightened in whole new, different ways. Director Akash Sunethkumara brings us the chills in the horror…
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Protocol 7 Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Just because there are no links between autism and vaccines, despite what some idiots wish the public would believe, that does not mean pharmaceutical companies aren’t trying to screw over the American public. Screenwriter Terry Rossio and writer-director Andrew Wakefield…
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