Threshold

This film is very well acted, directed and paced. Keeps you wondering wtf is going on, which is CRUCIAL in a film.

I was really surprised at how Great the acting is after reading such hater critiques.

Without being a blockbuster for sure, I've seen Many films full of grade A actors butcher a film!

There were moving parts and tense parts and creepy/scary bits.

Don't expect a HORROR film for sure. A thriller with some belief/life undertones plus mother natures hand in the mix plus crazy twists and turns...

Keep some chips and gummies close by for the run!

Powerful performances by the talented young cast, beautiful dream-like cinematography and creative plot twists lift this surprisingly poignant thriller far above its "horror" genre. This is a timely tale of love and loss and a personal search for answers in a world that seems to be spinning out of control. This one is well worth a watch - and a re-watch!

I watched Threshold twice. The director, crew and cast seem to have an intelligent vision and story in mind with this movie. That became apparent to me in my second viewing. I let go of my judgements arising from the challenges of the budget and decided to value what was accomplished within those limitations. By the end of the film, I wondered what the director's next project might be. I've seen many first feature films by writer directors where by film's end I believed that the artist will be quite successful in the future. Watch and see what you think.

The movie plays like the simple plot needed filler.

There was no suspense or thrill.

One element seemed unnecessarily supernatural when the reality of The Woman could have been a much more horrifying story.

The acting is trash. It could have passed if the film were better told or condensed.

The good reviews I read were clearly paid / compensated.

Threshold excels with its pacing and cinematography, presenting a visually captivating experience that belies its modest budget. The narrative flows seamlessly, maintaining a grip on the viewer's attention from start to finish. Each scene is crafted with a meticulous eye for detail, making the film look and feel like a million-dollar production. The clever use of lighting, angles, and color palettes elevates the storytelling, proving that creativity and technical skill can surpass financial constraints. The director did a hell of a lot with what he had to work with. A testament to what indie filmmaking can achieve, Threshold is a must-watch.