Alex Saveliev is a Creative Producer and film critic who writes for Film Threat and James Mc Donald - Irish Film Critic. With a focus on reviewing films, Alex provides insights and analysis on various movies, ranging from independent films to mainstream releases.
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AFI FILM FEST 2023 REVIEW! Mahalia Belo's adaptation of Megan Hunter's The End We Start From deserves praise for a multitude of reasons.
By: Alex Saveliev
The Sylvester Stallone-directed “The Expendables” (4/5 stars) burst onto the action movie scene in 2010 with the promise of uniting a star-studded cast of iconic action heroes. It consequently delivered a nostalgic and adrenaline-pumping experience for fans of the genre. It was cheesy, fun, and had bullets and blood galore.
By Alex Saveliev | December 22, 2023 NOW IN THEATERS! James Wan's Aquaman and the Last Kingdom is the stupidest superhero film I've ever seen.
In his startling feature debut, Disco Boy filmmaker Giacomo Abbruzzese boldly concocts a crazed yet deliberate amalgamation of genres and themes.
Lightly satirical, unexpectedly sweet steeped in small-town Southern twang, writer-director Keir O'Donnell's Marmalade is 2/3 of a great film. Unfortunately, the last 1/3 switches gears – and that's no spoiler alert, not really, at least – shredding everything that's happened before and inviting the viewer to see the entire plot through a different lens. It
I love a good old-fashioned Western. Derek Estlin Purvis, who wrote and directed The Ballad of Davy Crockett , clearly shares my passion.
By: Alex Saveliev
A father and his twin teenage sons fight to survive in a remote farmhouse at the end of the end of the world.
Michael Showalter co-wrote the wildly underrated, raunchy 2014 comedy They Came Together (note the title’s obvious double entendre), which brilliantly skewed the rom-com while functioning as a rather touching rom-com. The filmmaker displayed a keen understanding of the genre’s tropes, deconstructing and adhering to them at the same time. Judging by the maudlin, predictable The
Talk about bad titles. I don't know whose brilliant idea it was to add the subtitle The Dry 2 to the bland but acceptable Force of Nature , as it does nothing but confuse things.
By: Alex Saveliev
NOW IN THEATERS! Writer-director Pat Boonnitipat’s feature Thai debut, How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies, brims with wisdom and insight, its grim subject matter counterbalanced by comedy both acerbic and gentle. You may know where this story is going, but the journey will still break your heart. With half an hour trimmed off, this
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