Easter Bloody Easter Review: A Jumbled Hop into Horror
Easter, a time synonymous with rebirth and chocolate bunnies, gets a horrific twist in Easter Bloody Easter, a film that ambitiously attempts to redefine the holiday through a lens smeared with blood and dark comedy. Directed by Diane Foster, with…
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‘Mary & George’ Review — ‘The Favourite’ With Boys (And Julianne Moore)
The Big Picture The historical drama Mary & George is television storytelling at its best, embracing humor, horror, and queerness. Julianne Moore shines in an Emmy-worthy performance, bringing depth to her cunning character. The series features sharp writing, an impressive…
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‘We Were the Lucky Ones’ Review — Joey King Is a Standout in Scattered Series
The Big Picture Joey King and Logan Lerman are standout presences in Hulu's We Were the Lucky Ones . The ensemble is impressive and well-cast, though there are too many characters to keep track of. The series tells a heartfelt…
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If This Ever Gets Weird Featured, Reviews Film Threat
SXSW FILM FESTIVAL 2024 REVIEW! Take a trip back to the comatorium for some further de-lousing in the reverberating rock doc Omar and Cedric: If This Ever Gets Weird, directed by Nicolas Jack Davies. The movie tells the story of…
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‘Renegade Nell’ Review — An Action-Packed Adventure Series
The Big Picture Renegade Nell blends familiar tropes into an entertaining adventure that feels like a breath of fresh air, with grounded magic and diverse casting. Louisa Harland's portrayal of Nell showcases strength, determination, and justice, elevating the series beyond…
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Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire Review
It seems like only yesterday that audiences were getting hyped to see Bryan Cranston go up against Godzilla. Of course, Cranston ended up only being in the first act. Oh, and the MonsterVerse’s first Godzilla movie didn’t come out yesterday.…
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Solid Acting Chemistry Can’t Keep This Messy Time Traveling Romance Afloat
Summary Harriet can time travel by listening to songs from her past relationship with Max. Harriet struggles with the desire to save Max, rather than embrace a new love interest. Lucy Boynton and Justin H. Min shine in a messy…
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The Casagrandes Movie Review: Enjoyable Enough But Nothing Special
The Casagrandes Movie might be an okay film for kids who are fans of the Nickelodeon animated television series The Casagrandes, but it may not be the ideal choice for anyone else who is looking for something more exciting and…
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‘Lousy Carter’ Review — Get Your David Krumholtz Fix Post-‘Oppenheimer’
The Big Picture David Krumholtz is terrific in Lousy Carter despite the film's shaggy limitations. Lousy Carter is a darkly comic dramedy that almost deconstructs its own rhythms. Krumholtz ensures the film works through its messy ending, delivering a great…
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A Thundering Bore Of Convoluted Excuses To Make Titans Clash
The utterly convoluted lengths filmmakers will go to contrive some excuse to make monsters fight has become exasperating. Moreover, the unique paradox at the heart of Legendary’s Monsterverse series continues. Much like “Godzilla Vs. Kong,” also directed by Adam Wingard,…
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Diaries of Madness Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Sometimes we need to put goals out there in life to break up the monotony of living. Vlad Yudin’s documentary, Code Red: Diaries of Madness, is the story of one woman pursuing one goal to the next. Code Red: Diaries…
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‘Shōgun’ Episode 6 Recap — This One’s for the Girls
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Shōgun Episode 6. The Big Picture Mariko must navigate duty and desire, setting up a complex night for Blackthorne at a brothel under Toranaga's orders. Kiku finds herself in an unpredictable situation…
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