Michael Talbot-Haynes is a freelance journalist who writes for Film Threat. His articles cover a wide range of film-related topics, including reviews, features, and interviews. With a passion for cinema, Michael brings his unique perspective and insight to his writing, providing readers with engaging and informative content.
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Pennsylvania gets more eerier than ever in the superb spooky feature The Veil , written and directed by Cameron Beyl.
NOW ON SHUDDER! Someone really knows how to break the ice at the monster party in the notable creature feature Hell Hole, directed by John Adams and Toby Poser. Written by Adams, Poser and Lulu Adams, the film opens in 1814 during Napoleon's bloody conquest of eastern Europe. A French captain (Anders Hove), in need
NOW IN THEATERS! Displaying a surprising amount of restraint and sophistication in its delicate depictions of knife f*****g and chainsaws up the
The perfect punctuation to any properly planned pandemic party is playing the wacky world contamination feature Staycation, written, photographed, and edited by Emile Haris and Russ Emanuel. There is a new virus spreading all over the planet called the Nex virus. Professor Edward Bellows (Sean Kenney) tries to calm the public on TV, but is
NOW IN THEATERS! Once you step into this moving work of art, your head can never leave Kensuke's Kingdom , the magnificent two-dimensional animated feature by directors Neil Boyle and Kirk Hendry.
By: Michael Talbot-Haynes
The well-fought fights of the unofficial Jewish grandmother of the state of New Jersey, Loretta Weinberg, are on display in the high-energy political documentary Politics Is A Mother, Raising Hell Is Part Of The Job. Written and directed by Weinberg's daughter, Francine Weinberg Graff, it tells the story of the trailblazing New Jersey state senator
That ghost of a dog is still flying through the backyard in Nicholas Gyeney's stunning astral horror feature, The Activated Man . The film opens
You will jump the turnstile over the subway pickpocket documentary short Shotplayer, directed by Sam Shainberg and written by Shainberg and Willie Miesmer. It is narrated by Wilfred Rose, an old-school New York pickpocket who worked the subways during his career. Rose was brought to New York City from the Caribbean when he was 3
You won't need to click all the pictures with bicycles inside them to get into the spiffy sci-fi Scandinavian short I Am Not A Robot , written and directed by Victoria Warmerdam.
The big doll house of post-exploitation cinema just got bigger with an excellent new wing in the survival revenge thriller Escape, written and directed by prolific British filmmaker Howard J. Ford. A ship is coming into a port with an empty shipping container that Andras (Sean Cronin) is expected to fill up with freshly kidnapped
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