Old Man 2 Featured, Reviews Film Threat
You can’t keep an old man down in writer-director Mark Battle’s action short, Old Man 2. Having never seen Old Man, I assume it ends where this one picks up. Our hero, the elderly Buster (John Mason), is locked up at the…
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Series Debuts April 25 On Netflix
With shows like “American Gods,” “Good Omens,” and Netflix’s “Sandman” series based on his works, author Neil Gaiman has really been leading the charge for fantasy shows in the streaming age. And yet Another series adaptation of his work is…
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Rudy Mancuso & Camila Mendes on Música, Representation, and Inspiration
2024 might be a new year for romantic comedies, with movies like Anyone But You becoming extremely popular at the box office right at the end of 2023, and a whole lot of buzz about The Idea of You and…
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Judd Apatow Worries That More Series Being Licensed by Streamers Will Lead to Less New Series Being Made — GeekTyrant
Writer, director, and producer Judd Apatow has made a bunch of great TV and film that has held up for fans over the years, including titles like Freaks and Geeks, The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Knocked Up, Pineapple Express, Girls, Love, and…
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‘The Big Prize Door’ Season 2 Trailer: Comedy Returns April 24
Having charmed audiences with season one in 2023, Apple TV+ has released a new trailer for the second season of their acclaimed comedy series “The Big Door Prize” Emmy-winner Chris O’Dowd (“Bridesmaids“). Audiences can watch the first three episodes when the streaming series…
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24 Must-See Movies That Give Filmmakers Hope for the Future of Hollywood
The Big Picture While at SXSW 2024, Collider's Perri Nemiroff asked filmmakers to name a movie that gives them hope for the future of filmmaking. Quite a few Oscar nominees and winners made the cut. Find out what Sydney Sweeney,…
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Becky Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Justin Milton’s thriller Becky begins with newly married Greg (Marvin Young) and Joy (Folusho Peters), a black couple who have arrived at their new home in a Texas suburb where they are launching their life together. In an oddly overly…
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Maya Rudolph and Joel Kim Booster Unpack Season 2 of Loot
Thankfully, the wonderful Loot has found itself in Season 2. The hilarious Maya Rudolph-led comedy series feels more lived-in this season and manages to dole out the laughs and charm in equal measure. If we had our way, Apple TV+…
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‘The Regime’s Andrea Riseborough Digs Into the Tragedy of Her Character’s Fate
Editor's note: The following contains major spoilers for The Regime. The Big Picture In the HBO series The Regime , Agnes, a staff worker in the palace, finds herself having to co-parent with the Chancellor. Agnes struggles to maintain her…
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Against All Enemies Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Charlie Sadoff’s film Against All Enemies, a documentary about service members joining right-wing organizations, has many parts where the narrative clouds over. The first is the solemn assertion that The Proud Boys are classified as terrorists in Canada. That is…
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Jon Batiste Says Beyoncé Country Music Album Broke Genre Barriers
Jon Batiste is giving high praise to Beyoncé, with whom he collaborated on a new country music album, Cowboy Carter. Beyoncé dropped the 27-track album Friday, but she made history last month with the release of single “Texas Hold ‘Em,”…
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‘Música’ Film Review: The Rhythms of Life and Love
The rhythms of life abound in director/writer/star Rudy Mancuso’s debut feature film, Música, a charming little piece about finding love and searching for one’s role in the play of life. In this fantastically imaginative piece, Mancuso stars, directs, co-writes (with…
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