‘The Boys’ Season 4 Episode 6 Recap
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for The Boys Season 4, Episode 6. The Big Picture The Boys Season 4, Episode 6, titled "Dirty Business," continues to explore the twisted world of The Boys as they navigate through the…
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Murder Company Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Shane Dax Taylor directs Jesse Mittelstadt’s script for Murder Company. The film is about a covert unit of soldiers undertaking a secret mission. Specifically, Southern (William Moseley), Smith (Joe Anderson), and Coolidge (Pooch Hall), under the command of General Haskel…
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Beyond The Wall Of Sleep Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Your pineal gland will burst through your forehead and dance the cha-cha when it vibrates to the unhinged Lovecraft adaptation Unspeakable: Beyond The Wall Of Sleep from the especially odd auteur Chad Ferrin. The film opens in 1998 in prison,…
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‘Chlorophyll’ Review – Poison Ivy Wishes She Could Get a Movie Like This
The Big Picture Chlorophyll is a tender exploration of one's relationship with nature and self-acceptance, featuring a unique friendship between two lost souls. The movie's grounded magical realism and intimate setting emphasize the importance of appreciating people and nature without…
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‘Steppenwolf’ Review – A Neo-Western Fit for a Teenage Boy
The Big Picture Steppenwolf is a frustrating and dated experiment with poor pacing and narrative flow. The lead female character, Tamara, is mistreated throughout the film. Adilkhan Yerzhanov's direction creates a brutal setting, but the script's flaws outweigh this redeeming…
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Exhuma Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW ON SHUDDER! Vengeance from beyond the grave comes forth in Jang Jae-hyun’s supernatural horror film, Exhuma. Lee Hwa-rim (Kim Go-eun) is a spiritual expert, a shaman who seeks to provide peace for those restless in the afterlife. When she…
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Chestnut Review: A Little Boring…
A moody portrait of early-twentysomething ambivalence, and navigating the free-floating jealousies and interpersonal uncertainties that frequently attach themselves to young adulthood, Chestnut serves as the latest crossover effort at carrying a movie by a young cast member of the zeitgeist-capturing…
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Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F Review
Summary Axel Foley returns in a nostalgic sequel, showcasing Eddie Murphy's energetic and quick-witted performance. The story lacks originality and depth, relying heavily on nostalgia and Murphy's improvising. Despite the weak plot, the film offers entertaining action scenes and a…
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Eddie Murphy Replays The Nostalgic Hits, But Manages To Entertain In The End
Much like Harrison Ford, Eddie Murphy has been spending the back nine of his life reflecting on what made him great because maybe this is just what old men do when they feel like they’ve earned their victory laps. Ford…
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‘Loveable’ Review – A Poignant and Brilliant Drama
The Big Picture Loveable is a poignant and realistic exploration of a marriage on the brink through the eyes of Maria, a woman dealing with self-worth and anger issues. The film delves into generational trauma, self-discovery, and the importance of…
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‘Despicable Me 4’ Review – There Goes the Neighborhood
The Big Picture Despicable Me 4 is a fun and entertaining addition to the franchise. The film, starring the voice talents of Steve Carell, Kirsten Wiig, Will Ferrell, and Miranda Cosgrove, offers laughs and heartwarming moments for both longtime fans…
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This Time Round Featured, Reviews Film Threat
As a father with a small child, COVID was not easy. Children like mine suffered in a way that, quite frankly, I’m starting to feel could have been avoided. Francisco J. Núñez’s documentary, This Time Round, is the story of…
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