Agatha All Along Finally Confirms Mephisto’s Presence in the MCU
This article contains mild spoilers for Agatha All Along Episode 3. Marvel fans have finally been given their first mention of a villain in the MCU several years after they were first certain he would appear. Agatha All Along has…
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Intimate, Dizzying South Korean Ghost Horror Puts Newlyweds In A Terrifying Ordeal
"Together We Can Overcome Anything" reads a decorative burnt wooden board in the efficient and modestly decorated apartment of the newlyweds Hyun-su and Soo-jin. The South Korean version of a "Live, Laugh, Love" portrait hanging on the wall of a…
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‘Little Bites’ Review – A Palatable Maternal Horror With Issues That Eat Away at Its Success
It's always hard to be a parent when you're wrestling with your demons, but it's particularly hard when that struggle is literal. Little Bites, the latest directorial outing from Spider One, follows Mindy (Krsy Fox), a mother with a terrible…
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We Have Quentin Tarantino & ‘Xena’ to Thank for This Force in Filmmaking
The Big Picture Welcome to a new episode of Collider Ladies Night with Zoë Bell! Bell sits down with Perri Nemiroff in Austin at Fantastic Fest where her movie, Raze , celebrated its 10th anniversary. During their chat, Bell revisited…
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‘Monster Summer’ Review – A ’90s Throwback That Offers Nostalgia, and Not Much Else
Those who grew up in the '80s, '90s, and even early 2000s are more than familiar with the family adventure films of the bygone era. There's not really any other way to describe these movies other than they typically follow…
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The New ‘Getting LOST’ Trailer Focuses on the Survivors of ‘LOST’
Taylor Morden’s documentary on the legacy of the 2004 series LOST has gotten an official trailer, released on Thursday, October 3. Getting LOST from Morden and his studio, PopMotion Pictures, documents the lasting impact of the mystery series on the…
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‘A Different Man’ – Did You Catch that Marvel vs. DC Face-Off?
The Big Picture Collider's Perri Nemiroff speaks with A Different Man writer-director Aaron Schimberg and co-stars Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson at Fantastic Fest 2024. In A Different Man , an aspiring actor with NF1 undergoes reconstructive surgery in hopes…
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Things Will Be Different Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Writer-director Michael Felker’s debut feature Things Will Be Different requires viewers to get on its otherworldly, endlessly puzzling wavelength. Those easily frustrated by deliberately opaque narratives should probably steer clear. However, fans of head-scratching time-travel tales in the likes of Primer will find…
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SNL Star Michael Che is Making the Leap to Late Night Wih New Show
Continuing a trend of Saturday Night Live cast members making the leap to hosting late-night shows, Weekend Update host Michael Che is set to become the latest example. Che, now in his 10th year as an SNL member, has been…
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Tim Burton Hid a Horror Icon Easter Egg in ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’
One of the many reasons to be so thankful for the resurgence of Tim Burton with Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is that it shows us how his knowledge of film is wider than we give him credit for. Part of the disappointment…
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The Penguin Is Essentially a Sopranos Reboot
20 years after forever altering the landscape of dramatic television with The Sopranos, HBO has introduced its subscribers to The Penguin, a compelling dark crime drama with a similar tone and tenor. Based on the DC Comics character, The Penguin…
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Folie à Deux,’ ‘We Live In Time,’ ‘Anora’ & More
As we enter October, there’s an onslaught of new films to anticipate. Following the busy September festival schedule, October offers plenty of festival favorites and potential award contenders. Some of these festival favorites, such as “The Outrun,” premiered at the…
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