[D]irector Paul Solet felt the need to blanket the standard interview-and-archival footage format with dramatic reenactments... and repetitive slow motion that end up detracting from a story that was plenty sensational in its own right. Full Review

Rating: 8/10 -- An alarming warning sign, "Tread" is a tale of men who work with their calloused, grease infused hands, and despite vast differences, it's the work, the hard, dangerous, painful work that unites them. Full Review

Rating: 3/4 -- Businesses destroyed, lives shaken to their core, the cars of bystanders crushed, cops helpless to stop it - it's awful and tragic, sure. But it's something to see, man. Full Review

Rating: 8/10 -- Paul Solet's Tread takes a little while to grab the audience; however, once the stakes are fully understood, it becomes quite intense. Full Review

Rating: 3/4 -- The blend of archival footage, commentary from the participants and re-enacted dramatization builds with the taut grit of a hardboiled thriller. Full Review

Rating: 3/5 -- It all makes for an intriguing setup as we analyze each character and their personal versions of the truth. Full Review

Tread's strongest suit is its complicated view of its subject's persecution complex - a self-righteous resentment that will be familiar to many viewers. Full Review