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Review: THEY WILL KILL YOU is a Unhinged, Blood-Soaked Midnight Movie Riot

Killer Thong

If the Noble Prize winning writer William Faulkner had set out to write a picture about a deadly pair of man-panties, he... The post Killer Thong first appeared on Film Threat.

Movie Review Hacked: A Double Entendre Of Rage Fueled Karma

Hacked premiered at the Gasparilla International Film Festival, where it took home the Award for Best Focus on Florida Feature Film, and went on to screen at Popcorn Frights Film F...

Treasure of the Lost Reel

We live in an age where countless films and television shows are available in an instant, thanks to streaming and physical media.... The post Treasure of the Lost Reel first appear...

Movie Review: Thinestra

Rate This Movie Thinestra Movie Review by Matt Boiselle   Thinestra – directed by Nathan Hertz, written by Avra Fox-Lerner and starring Michelle Macedo, Melissa Macedo, Brian Huske...

Review: THRASH is a Wasted Wirkola Opportunity

The prospect of a Tommy Wirkola “Fin Flick” had me positively giddy, but sometimes, life lets you down. Thrash, another once-theatrical Sony project transferred to Netflix, doesn’t...

Movie Review – Thrash (2026)

Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: Movie Review – Thrash (2026) Thrash, 2026. Written and Directed by Tommy Wirkola. Starring Phoebe Dynevor, Whitney Peak, Djimon Houn...

My Movie Starring Paul Dano

Christopher Nolan, Stanley Kubrick, and Martin Scorsese are great directors—and then there are the rest of us. Making a movie is difficult,... The post My Movie Starring Paul Dano...

Raptus

With high production value and lowbrow antics, writer/director Bennet De Brabandere’s Raptus explores themes of trauma and control in the age of... The post Raptus first appeared o...

The Big Whoop

Director Lisa Satriano’s The Big Whoop is built on a simple but inspired premise: what happens when the world’s least capable men... The post The Big Whoop first appeared on Film T...

Smoked

Smoked is a high-energy, low-rent Oakland romp about weed and organized crime. Co-directors/co-writers Joshua Staley and Jamie Dewolf’s film follows three hapless stoner... The pos...

The Drama

Director/writer Kristoffer Borgli’s The Drama is a spectacle in search of a genre. A happy, engaged couple in New York, Charlie (Robert... The post The Drama first appeared on Film...

Movie Review: Content

Rate This Movie Content Movie Review by Matt Boiselle Content – written and directed by Adam Meilech, and starring Megan Boehmcke, Alex Mills and Adam Meilech Synopsis: Shown throu...

Review: Elliot Tuttle’s “Blue Film” is a transfixing transgression

by Cláudio Alves © Obscured Releasing Every year, so-called provocateurs come out of the woodwork with films that promise to shock audiences, challenge norms and push boundaries,...

Review: "The Drama" is a Nightmare to Watch and Even Worse to Describe

By Ben Miller I won't lie and say you will absolutely enjoy Kristoffer Borgli's The Drama. In fact, there's a pretty good chance you will either hate it, or feel repulsed having...

Dark Side of Night

Writer/director Randal Lee Smith’s Dark Side of Night is a home-invasion thriller that knows its real story isn’t about escaping the gunmen,... The post Dark Side of Night first ap...

Movie Review: Strawstalker

Rate This MovieStrawstalker Movie Review by Matt Boiselle Strawstalker – written and directed by George Henry Horton, and starring Branika Scott, George Henry Horton and Dallas Ste...

Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Thrash’ on Netflix, a Mostly Toothless Shark Thriller/Disaster Movie Hybrid

The movie somewhat humorously cobbles together two hacky child-endangerment scenarios.

The Hellgate

What if the underworld was real and you could cross into another realm? Co-writer/director D.J. Remark’s debut film, The Hellgate explores this... The post The Hellgate first appea...

Review: BY HIS HAND is a Twisted Psychological Cult Thriller That Gets Deep in Your Head

LifeHack review – old-school heist movie updated for the meme age

Ronan Corrigan levels up a thoroughly beta-tested narrative in this efficiently executed hacker-turned-thief split-screen thrillerThis debut feature from Irish web-and-zeitgeist-su...

Sound of the Doldrums

As an artist in an ever-changing landscape, filmmaker Richard Lukacs tells a very familiar tale in a fresh, unique, and dark way... The post Sound of the Doldrums first appeared on...

‘The Travel Companion’ Review: One of the Better Indie Films About Indie Films in Recent Memory

Travis Wood and Alex Mallis make their directorial debuts on a film that overcomes its modest narrative ambitions with remarkable attention to detail.

Jet Trash

For a movie that hits you like Father Christmas getting high on holiday, head to the beach where the sand is jet... The post Jet Trash first appeared on Film Threat.