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Barbara Kopple’s American Dream (1990) is as much about the real-life characters who populate it as the labor struggle it follows.
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Barbara Kopple’s American Dream (1990) is as much about the real-life characters who populate it as the labor struggle it follows.
A dark, midnight thriller, Nowhere Fast opens with a murder and follows Nyah (Sahara Ale) and Sonny (Mason Jendel) as they become... The post Nowhere Fast first appeared on Film Th...
NEON is putting horror fans to the ultimate test with The Endless Screening, a 36-hour theatrical endurance challenge inspired by […]
Director Larry Greene’s Rise of Revelation leans into biblical prophecy tropes, creepy zombie-like cults, and apocalyptic paranoia where God and the Devil... The post Rise of Revel...
Adam Wingard loves John Carpenter so much that his horror thriller Onslaught plays like J.C.’s greatest hits. Celeste (Adria Arjona) is an ex-military... The post Onslaught first a...
Three queer Black friends embark on a road trip in search of a fourth whom they haven't seen in some time. Dreams in Nightmares is a sweetly bickersome comedy-drama about friendshi...
Back in my previous life, I acquired and distributed The Outwaters, Robbie Banfitch‘s relentless found footage nightmare that felt like […]
This August, you can 'Bury the Devil' with a single-shot demonic nightmare that looks intense and terrifying.
Struggles for personal and creative freedom fuel Shatara Michelle Ford’s second feature, about three women’s search for a friend gone missing.
When you think of the movie The Purge, the last thing you would compare it to is a romantic comedy. Director Will... The post One Night Only first appeared on Film Threat.
The shower scene in Psycho (1960) didn’t just abruptly kill off Marion (Janet Leigh), who was seemingly the main character of the movie. It was a horrific set piece meticulously co...
Legion of the Dead’s stakes are high, but not always clear, in this chaotic, gore-soaked “Robert Rodriguez–style” fever dream by German makeup... The post Legion of the Dead first...
"Test Pattern" filmmaker Shatara Michelle Ford's ambitious sophomore feature is both an intimate exploration of identity and a rallying cry for a new kind of world.
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Elegance Bratton’s civil rights drama in the Jim Crow south confronts you with almost unbearable brutalityBlack people officially won the unrestricted right to vote in the US in 19...
AVAILABLE ON VOD! Every so often, a film sneaks up on me with a simple premise and a moral gut punch. Shane... The post Blackout first appeared on Film Threat.
For a Canadian holiday creeper that would make Dominick the Donkey head to the hills in terror, get ready for the Italian... The post Unholy Night first appeared on Film Threat.
Over the past decade, reboots and revivals of major horror movie franchises have become major business for Hollywood studios. The 2018 revival of Halloween not only became the high...
Five legendary genre stars share the screen for the first time in Laszlo Illes’ dark fairy tale nightmare, coming exclusively to U.S. and Canadian theaters through Level 33 Enterta...
Rate This Movie SCREAM DREAM – Visual Vengeance Blu-ray Review by Matt Boiselle Heavy metal, Satanic Panic, rubber monsters, buckets of gore, and enough teased hair to threaten the...
About the Book:Former NYPD detective Thomas Austin has spent three long years haunted by his wife Fiona's unsolved murder.Three years searching for answers.Three years finding litt...
“Evil Dead Burn” is headed to Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights as a haunted house experience. The latest film from New Line Cinema takes shape as the newest Halloween Horror Nig...
Released in 1981, William Asher's delirious exploitation flick will instantly up your repertory game.
Every great horror monster is a promise about where you are not safe. Michael Myers says the street outside is not safe. Leatherface says the countryside is not safe. Jason says le...
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