Shift Featured, Reviews Film Threat
CINEQUEST FILM FESTIVAL 2024 REVIEW! Shift is the first film from writer/director Max Neace. This hard-boiled suspense thriller concerns the night time endeavors of Tom (Connor McGill). He’s a sad sack of a man who just wants a cushy job.…
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Addictive AI-Powered Puzzle Games By BuzzFeed And Lil Snack
Let us know what you think in the comments or by taking a short survey! Want more? Come back tomorrow and check out our upcoming calendar for your favorite hot topic: Friday, March 15: Taylor's VersionSaturday, March 16: Ariana GrandeSunday, March 17: PixarMonday,…
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Julia Fox’s OMG Fashun Is Like Project Runway on Acid
If you thought you'd already seen Julia Fox's most daring looks ever, think again. In fact, the style icon is proving anything—literally anything—can be fashion in the jaw-dropping trailer for her upcoming E! reality competition series OMG Fashun. As judge…
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Billie Eilish And Finneas Take Second Original Song Oscar For ‘What Was I Made For?’
Imagine being just 22 years old and having two Academy Awards trophies somewhere in your apartment (or mansion). Welcome to Billie Eilish‘s life. The acclaimed music superstar won her second Original Song Oscar, alongside her musical partner and brother Finneas,…
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Apples Never Fall Actors Detail Their Characters’ Dysfunctions
Apples Never Fall is the latest series to be adapted from a popular Liane Moriarty book, following Big Little Lies and Nine Perfect Strangers. While it certainly has a sprawling ensemble like those TV series (with the cast including Sam…
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‘Shōgun’ Episode 5 Recap — No Shooting Arrows in the House
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Shōgun Episode 5. The Big Picture The dinner scene between Blackthorne, Mariko, and Buntaro is a highlight of this week's Shōgun episode. Anna Sawai delivers another powerful performance as Mariko reveals her…
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Transfigured Night
The anxious energy running through the films of Bertrand Bonello is fueled by seemingly contrary cross currents: a mix of naturalism and dream logic, coolness and hysteria, the emotional equivalents of ice and fire. While hopping across distinct genres—his filmography…
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Bad River Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Every once in a while, a documentary comes along that can turn the culture upside down and absolutely move you. Mary Mazzio’s Bad River is that film for me. In 2018, a helicopter crashed on Bad River, located near Lake Superior, the…
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Celine Dion Shares Words of Encouragement on SPS Awareness Day
Celine Dion shared words of encouragement, as well as showed appreciation for support from her fans, on International Stiff Person Syndrome Awareness Day. The Grammy-winning singer, who has been battling the rare neurological disorder in recent years, posted a photo…
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Why Pamela Adlon Couldn’t Take Judd Apatow’s Advice Directing ‘Babes’
The Big Picture Collider’s Perri Nemiroff sits down with the team behind Babes at SXSW 2024. Pamela Adlon, Ilana Glazer and Michelle Buteau discuss making a pregnancy comedy with a massive beating heart. Babes focuses on Eden who becomes pregnant…
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‘Cuckoo’ Review — Hunter Schafer Battles Dan Stevens In Gleeful Horror Trip
The Big Picture Cuckoo is a unique horror film that blends humor and scares in a distinct vision. Cuckoo features exceptional performances from Hunter Schafer and Dan Stevens. The film boasts excellent sound design and offers a balance between madness…
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‘Calling Them X-Men Is So 1960s’
Summary Acclaimed X-Men writer Chris Claremont thinks it's time to change the name to 'The X' or 'The X-Group.' Legal issues prevented Claremont from permanently renaming them, despite trying for 10 years. Marvel Studios producer Victoria Alonso also believes the…
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