Ted McGinley Calls The Baxters ‘Melrose Place Meets the Bible’
Will The Baxters be a blessing for Prime Video? Some folks are praying on it. Based on the Redemption literary series from No. 1 New York Times bestselling author Karen Kingsbury, The Baxters follows Elizabeth (Roma Downey of Touched by…
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‘Night Swim’ Sets Streaming Release Date on Peacock
The Big Picture Night Swim makes a splash on Peacock this April, diving back into troubled waters with an exclusive streaming release. Despite negative reviews, the horror film proved to be a box office hit, earning over $53 million against…
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Bustin Has Never Felt So Good
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire swoops into the franchise with the thunderous claps of supernatural comedy and heartfelt moments that its predecessors are known for. Directed by Gil Kenan and co-written with Jason Reitman, this sequel to Ghostbusters: Afterlife manages to maintain…
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Mckenna Grace & Finn Wolfhard Discuss Their Music and If They’ll Collaborate
The Big Picture Collider's Steve Weintraub interviews co-stars Finn Wolfhard and Mckenna Grace for their sequel Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire . Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire features an ensemble cast, including old and new Ghostbusters, to take on an icy enemy to save…
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Samara Weaving Heavily Supports A Mismanaged Religious Horror
Summary Horror fans will enjoy Azrael's immersive experience with chilling sound design and tense atmosphere. The repetitive pacing and lack of narrative progression hinder the film's potential. Samara Weaving's captivating performance elevates Azrael, but the lack of character development heavily…
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Helena Bonham Carter & Romola Garai Discuss the Real Women of One Life
Nicholas Winton, a British stockbrocker, organized the Czech Kinderstransport, a heroic rescue operation that saved hundreds of Jewish children at the dawn of World War II. One Life tells his astonishing true story along two timelines. Anthony Hopkins portrays Winton…
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Laughs, Brawls & Florida Fun!
Yo movie lovers, buckle up for a review of the new “Road House.” This ain’t your daddy’s bar brawl flick (although let’s be honest, those were pretty sweet). This revamped #RoadHouse throws some serious punches, hilarious jokes, and a whole…
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Devery Jacobs Reveals the Absurd Feedback She Got Trying to Fund ‘Backspot’
The Big Picture Collider’s Perri Nemiroff sits down with the team behind Backspot at SXSW 2024. Stars Devery Jacobs, Kudakwashe Rutendo and Thomas Antony Olajide, and director D.W. Waterson discuss bringing their vision to screen with the support of Elliot…
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Coming to You Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Korean documentary Coming to You gives the viewer a hard look at what it is like to be anything other than cisgender and heterosexual in a society with extremely narrow cultural definitions of gender and romantic relationships. Director Gyuri Byun…
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Jimmy Kimmel Oscar Monologue Heaps Praise on Union Rank and File
Jimmy Kimmel took it easy on Hollywood — mostly — in a monologue that made jokes about safe subjects like the length of the show, how good looking Ryan Gosling and Margot Robbie are, and Botox. His monologue climaxed with…
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Born Again’s Charlie Cox Opens Up Karen Page & Foggy Nelson’s Return
Summary Cox expresses joy at reuniting with Deborah Ann Woll and Elden Henson for Daredevil: Born Again , calling them the "heartbeat" of the show. Concerns about creative changes in the series were addressed by bringing back Foggy and Karen,…
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‘Exhuma’ Film Review: A Studied and Intelligent Korean Horror Tale
Writer-director Jang Jae-hyun obtained a funeral director’s license to ensure his latest work, Exhuma, properly portrayed the intricacies of the burial process, while concurrently ensuring an accurate portrayal of shamanism in Korean culture. With his 2015 feature length debut The…
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