‘Trolls Band Together’ Review — The Animated Franchise Has Run Its Course
The Big Picture DreamWorks Animation has recently been pushing for more dynamic-looking films that break away from generic computer animation. Trolls Band Together focuses on boy bands, particularly those from the 90s, and includes a boy band medley that will…
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‘Rap Sh!t’ Season 2 Review — Aida Osman and KaMillion Are Still a Dynamic Duo
The Big Picture Aida Osman and KaMillion each deliver captivating performances in Rap Sh!t Season 2. Season 2 of Rap Sh!t takes a closer look at the nitty-gritty and seedy underbelly of the music industry, adding drama and conflict. Despite…
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Mercy Falls Review: Horror in the Highlands
A Scottish horror film where stunning cinematography adequately compensates for a poor script and some questionable plot points, here’s our Mercy Falls review. A group of friends set off into the Scottish Highlands in search of a long lost cabin.…
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Stay Away From Oz Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW ONLINE! Melting! I am melting over director Daniel Alexander’s appetizing horror short Gale: Stay Away From Oz, written by Alexander and Matthew R. Ford. Emily Gale (Chloe Culligan Crump) is a disturbed young woman who has reoccurring nightmares about a…
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Hell House LLC Origins: The Carmichael Manor Review: We’re Back
Hell House LLC Origins: The Carmichael Manor is a chilling addition to the Hell House LLC franchise, blending elements of a sequel and a prequel to deliver an unsettling found footage horror experience. Directed and written by Stephen Cognetti, the…
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‘The Santa Clauses’ Season 2 Review — Tim Allen Puts the Chaos in Christmas
The Big Picture Season 2 of The Santa Clauses introduces the "Kribble Krabble Clause," allowing Elves to take time off for a special holiday, much to the relief of Scott who can focus on training his son Cal to be…
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‘A Murder at the End of the World’ Review — A Twisty Mystery-Thriller
The Big Picture A Murder at the End of the World puts a unique twist on the classic murder mystery genre, dropping its characters into a remote and dangerous setting that adds to the suspense. The show's aesthetic is austere…
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Five Nights At Freddy’s Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Five Nights At Freddy’s is an adaptation of the wildly popular video game series. Director Emma Tammi wrote the screenplay with Seth Cuddeback and the horror franchise’s creator, Scott Cawthon. With fan-favorite genre studio Blumhouse producing, the film has a lot…
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“Ganapath: A Hero Is Born” — Or Better Be Unborn!
You can never be prepared for any disaster. But now it’s time for you to prepare yourselves to read my review of a recently-released disastrous Bollywood movie titled “Ganapath: A Hero Is Born” which casts Tiger Shroff in the titular…
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Terrifier 2 Reviews Film Threat
AWARD THIS! 2023 NOMINEE! The luxury loungers of your local theater are sticky with blood after repeat showings of writer/director Damien Leone’s incredible screen breaker Terrifier 2. Continuing exactly where the 2016 original left off, the movie follows the return…
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‘The Curse’ Review — Emma Stone & Nathan Fielder Make an Uncomfortable Show
The Big Picture The Curse is a genre-bending, strange, and darkly hysterical show created by Nathan Fielder and Benny Safdie that perfectly combines their comedic sensibilities. Fielder's cringey scenarios, Safdie's intense stress-building, and Stone's daring performance create the perfect tonal…
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Appalachian Dog Featured, Reviews Film Threat
In the aftermath of World War II, there wasn’t much for a soldier in the United States Army to do other than complete their service and get themselves back home. But when they finally managed to return to civilian life,…
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