Zendaya Rules This Love Triangle
Based on the marketing, you might think “Challengers” is at its core, a tennis movie and, well, it sort of is. The film is certainly set in the world of tennis, you can’t deny that, and at one point, Zendaya’s…
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‘The Jinx Part Two’ Review — A Surprisingly Twisty Sequel
The Big Picture Robert Durst unintentionally confessed to murder over a hot mic, leading to his arrest after the shocking finale of The Jinx . Part Two of the docuseries explores new characters and reveals more about Durst's manipulative nature.…
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The Bromantic Duo’s Return As Daredevils In BADE MIYAN CHOTE MIYAN!
Witness the resurgence of the “Big Master” and “Little Master”. This time it’s not Amitabh Bachchan and Govinda but the “action hero” duo of the “Khiladi” Akshay Kumar and the “Baaghi” Tiger Shroff! The daring duo of Akshay and Tiger…
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Router Featured, Reviews Film Threat
I am glad Router is a pretty short film because it is quite terrifying. Ryan Spahn’s biggest credits are acting on a few episodes of American Horror Story and popping up in Succession. But he shows a real flair for creative sadism here as the…
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Sting Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Referred to as “more than a creature feature” in the press materials, Sting is a layered family drama set against the backdrop of a mutant spider horrorshow. Trapped by a massive snowstorm, an elderly apartment tenant calls an exterminator, complaining of noises…
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Hide Your Crazy Featured, Reviews Film Threat
In Austin Kase’s horror short, Hide Your Crazy, and we see that relationships are challenging to navigate when you have secrets to hide. Dan (Will Toussaint) is trying to salvage what little of his relationship is left with Iris (Amy-Helene…
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Hundreds of Beavers Review | Flickreel
Even if you watch a thousand movies this year, you won’t experience one quite like Hundreds of Beavers. Mike Cheslik’s film possesses the aesthetic of a black-and-white silent comedy, although it’s hard to imagine Chaplin and Keaton envisioning a project…
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‘Ungentlemanly Warfare’ Review — A Boatload of Himbos
The Big Picture The film features incredible action sequences inspired by a true story of British covert operations against Nazis. Eiza González shines as the MVP with a compelling storyline that adds depth to the movie. Despite its flaws, it's…
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‘The Spiderwick Chronicles’ Review — A Horror Spin on a Classic Series
The Big Picture Roku's The Spiderwick Chronicles stands on its own without needing viewers to be previously familiar with the book series. The entire cast turns in great performances, and the visual effects are remarkable and realistic. The level of…
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Sweet Dreams Review: A Commendable Exploration of Community
Sweet Dreams directed and written by Lije Sarki is a unique comedic venture that throws light on the often-neglected narratives surrounding sobriety, addiction, and the personal growth that accompanies the journey to recovery. The premise alone—a mix of quirky humor,…
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Vendetta Road Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW ON TUBI! Add off-season campgrounds to the list of cool places to make a movie. Nathan Light’s Vendetta Road follows the tale of an assistant camp manager playing host to an armed stranger. All Dakota (Maci Engle) wants to…
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Kit Harington’s Standout Performance Is Overshadowed By A Forgettable Plot
Summary Blood for Dust seemingly tries to mimic Fargo but lacks its depth and entertainment value. The film's story is forgettable, and the ending can be predicted early on. The cast, including Kit Harington, is Blood for Dust 's strongest…
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