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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…

Are Jadejha and Darian Still Together After Season 7?

Spoiler for The Circle season 7 The goal of The Circle is to become the most popular on the social media platform. You need other players to like you, but they're also your competition for the $100,000 prize on the…

Joker: Folie à Deux Review

Todd Phillips’ Joker was as divisive as mainstream movies get, winning two Oscars and receiving a Razzie nomination. I stand by my five-star review of that film and will go to bat for Joker: Folie à Deux, although not with…

A Puzzling Step Backward for Long-Running Procedural

Ask any SVU diehard, and they’ll tell you each season has a slightly different tone that’s oftentimes set up in the premiere. Not only is it easy to pinpoint the era we’re in within the first two seconds of an…

Is the Elusive and Prestigious EGOT in Helen Mirren’s Destiny?

The Big Picture White Bird follows Julian as he struggles to fit in at a new school while his grandmother tells stories of her childhood in Nazi-occupied France. The film educates and entertains, emphasizing the importance of sharing history and…

Mark Millar Teases His Return to Marvel Comics to Develop and Epic Project “Way Bigger Than CIVIL WAR” — GeekTyrant

Mark Millar has told some big and incredible stories at Marvel Comics and a lot of his work helped shape what we’ve seen in the MCU. He worked on The Ultimates and Civil War, both of which were a huge…

Sarah Paulson Is Great In Psychological Horror That Doesn’t Earn Its Genre Place

Hold Your Breath has a lot going for it. There are horror elements that give it an unsettling touch; the dust storms that permeate the film help in that regard. There are hints of the gray man, a figure that…

‘La Maquina’ Review – Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna Reunite in Off-Kilter Boxing Drama

Whether it's Y tu mamá también or Casa de mi Padre, it's always a delight to see long-time friends and collaborators Gael García Bernal and Diego Luna on screen together. Hulu’s first Spanish-language original series, La Máquina, sees the duo…

Kate Siegel Reveals Her Deal-Breaker Idea for Her ‘V/H/S/Beyond’ Segment

The Big Picture Collider's Perri Nemiroff talks with V/H/S/Beyond filmmakers Kate Siegel, Jay Cheel, and Virat Pal at Fantastic Fest 2024. V/H/S/Beyond is a brand-new installment of the long-running horror anthology franchise with a new batch of innovative shorts focusing…