Paper Flowers Featured, Reviews Film Threat
DANCES WITH FILMS FESTIVAL 2024 REVIEW! Based on a true story that continues to receive viral recognition, Paper Flowers has a very real place in our current society. When University of Southern California graduate Shalin Shah (Kapil Talwalkar) leaves his…
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Tranquil Drama Contemplates The Idea That We’ll Never Fully Know Ourselves
Summary Lacy's summer is disrupted by her mother Janet, setting off a series of events full of quiet humor and contemplation. Janet and Lacy's relationship is at the heart of "Janet Planet" - a serene drama that transcends universal themes…
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Social Media Monster Featured, Reviews Film Threat
When the internet was first unleashed on the public, it was initially a place to research information and learn new things. Then, social media allowed us to connect with friends and post cat pictures. But lurking underneath was a sinister…
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Dark Comedy Sets Its Sights On The Wrong Target
Summary Britt Lower, John Magaro, and Steve Buscemi are standout performers in The Shallow Tale . Suzie, played by Britt Lower, brings the most humor and excitement to the film. The movie's focus on the crumbling marriage between Suzie and…
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‘Doctor Who’ Season 1 Finale Recap
Editor's Note: This article contains spoilers for the Season 1 finale of Doctor Who, "Empire of Death." The Big Picture "Empire of Death" ties up major Doctor Who Season 1 mysteries and nods to the show's history with Easter eggs.…
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The Newest Movie Reviews to Get You Through This Stacked Weekend
It’s now the end of what has been quite a long week and you know what that means: lots of new movies to watch. We’ve not only covered them all, but we’ve assembled our reviews of each for you to…
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‘Trigger Warning’ Review – Jessica Alba’s Knife-Happy Netflix Movie Is Dull
The Big Picture Trigger Warning is a generic revenge thriller lacking both exciting action and interesting characters. Jessica Alba fails to make much of an impact as a government agent looking to avenge her father. Netflix has a lot of…
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The Bikeriders Featured, Reviews Film Threat
The Bikeriders, from writer-director Jeff Nichols, presents the history of a fictional motorcycle club called The Vandals in Chicago in the 1960s and early 1970s. The story is told through interviews conducted by a photojournalist, Danny (Mike Faist), who dedicates…
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Anja Plaschg Shines In A Dour, Moody, 18th-Century Psychological Joyride
It’s Austria, circa 1750, and we open on a woman, devoid of emotion, as she quietly and chillingly casts her newborn over the side of a waterfall. This is how the creepy “The Devil’s Bath” begins. Make it through such…
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Caustic Comedy About Couch-Surfing Friends Is A Perfect Portrait Of The Times
Summary Rent Free puts mid-20s struggles on display: High rent, future uncertainty, and listless melancholy hindering progress. Rent Free captures the Gen Z plight with biting humor and real friendship. The film is a sobering comedy that delves into collapsing…
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Through Rosie Colored Glasses Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Answering that perpetual Los Angeles question about whether your new neighbor’s drugs will get along with your drugs is the long-delayed Through Rosie Colored Glasses, written and directed by Brian Linsley. Patrick (Brian Linsley) has been informed by his agent,…
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For A Few Glorious Minutes, I Loved This Throwback Crime Drama
Summary Austin Butler shines with movie star energy in The Bikeriders , captivating us with his performance. The film's beautiful cinematography, inspired by photography, adds depth and visual appeal to the story. As The Bikeriders progresses, it becomes burdened with…
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