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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‘Aftersun’ Review – Paul Mescal Mesmerizes in Charlottes Wells’ Feature Debut
The Big Picture Aftersun is a reflective film about memory with the power to linger in your mind. It captures the fleeting nature of time through a deeply emotional father-daughter relationship. The film's dreamlike quality, stunning visuals, and evocative music…
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The Luring Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Upon its initial release, The Luring was met with a lukewarm response, at best, from critics and audiences alike. Part of the reason was a bait-and-switch feeling based on the key art used for its release. The poster featured a…
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‘The Boys’ Season 4 Episode 4 Recap
Editor’s note: The below recap contains spoilers for The Boys Season 4, Episode 4. The Big Picture Homelander's ruthless behavior hits a peak in Episode 4 of The Boys Season 4, showcasing his terrifying capabilities. Annie's confrontation with Firecracker leads…
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The Bikeriders Review | Flickreel
Somewhere between Marlon Brando in The Wild One and Charlie Hunnam in Sons of Anarchy, you have Austin Butler in The Bikeriders. Jeff Nichols’ film captures a transitional period in motorcycle culture. It’s hard to say this was a more…
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Zachary Quinto Steals The Show In Sometimes Funny Comedy That Loses Its Way
Summary Adult Best Friends is fun and funny, with moments of sentimental comedy that tug at the heart. The film has great onscreen chemistry between the main characters Delaney and Katie. The middle section of the film is overstuffed with…
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Remy & Arletta Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Micaela Wittman writes and stars in Remy & Arletta, with Arthur De Larroche directing. The indie drama follows the titular best friends as they navigate their tricky teenage years. Remy (Wittman) rebels against almost all authority. This is mainly because…
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Thelma Review | Flickreel
Star power isn’t what it used to be, but actors can still make or break a movie. You can’t have Mission: Impossible without Tom Cruise, and Thelma wouldn’t work nearly as well without June Squibb. At age 84, Squibb got…
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Distressing, Suspenseful Drama Flips The Script On The Home Invasion Experience
Summary The Knife is a visceral viewing experience, keeping us on edge with intense suspense and a poignant conclusion. Stellar cast performances bring the story to life, with Asomugha, King, and Leo delivering top-notch acting. The film's staging creates a…
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