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‘True Detective’ Season 4 Episode 4 Recap — Hiding in the Night Country

Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for True Detective: Night Country Episode 4. The Big Picture New information and developments make the characters of True Detective: Night Country more developed. Some of the elements included in the fourth episode should…

Argylle Movie Review – The Cat Is Out of the Bag

We haven’t had a thrilling spy movie in a while, and Argylle is here to challenge that. The latest action flick follows Elly (Bryce Dallas Howard), a novelist who writes about secret agents, only to find herself being whisked away…

Maison Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Written and directed by Chris Easterly, Maison tells the story of an African man, Moussa (Patrick J. Mitchell), stranded at a Southern U.S. gas station. He is lost and needs to get to the airport for his flight home. Unfortunately,…

Sean Wang Bares His Heart & Soul In A Crowd-Pleasing Coming-Of-Age Tale [Sundance]

There’s something magical that happens to most people around the age of 13. For many, that’s when you might have your first real romantic love. Maybe that’s when your friend group transitions from the kids you grew up with to…

Ejiofor’s Sophomore Slump Features a Brilliant Performance from Jay Will

Summary Ejiofor's direction lacks the confidence to criticize the injustices Rob faced. Rob Peace is emotionally manipulative and empty. The script fails to tackle the mental anguish that comes with familial and societal pressures. British actor-turned-director Chiwetel Ejiofor premiered his…

‘Brief History of a Family’ Review — We May Have Another ‘Saltburn’

The Big Picture The score and cinematography in Brief History of a Family create a unique atmosphere. Xilun Sun's enigmatic performance keeps audiences guessing until the end. The film's ambiguity in the finale lacks sufficient build-up and support, potentially stemming…

Scrambled Featured, Reviews Film Threat

NOW IN THEATERS! It’s so hard to pull off comedy, yet Leah McKendrick comes off as a shining star writing, directing, and starring in her feature film, Scrambled. At the risk of sounding out of touch, this comedy is one of…

A Magical Adventure Within Spellcraft at Tulleys Escape

From goblins to potions and from cauldrons to wands step inside this Harry Potter-inspired escape room at Tulleys Escape to immerse you into the world beyond, we explore Spellcraft at Tulleys Escape! Tulleys pride themselves on their events and their…

John Early Pandemic Comedy Is Absurdly Hysterical

Summary Stress Positions is a pandemic comedy that captures the chaotic energy of quarantine with accurate and relatable depictions. The main character, Terry, is a neurotic and high-strung individual navigating his relationships and boundaries during lockdown. The film explores existential…

Finding Freedom, Friendship And Secrecy In Online Gaming [Sundance]

Media representation of disabled people is challenging to get right — too saccharine, and you’re veering towards inspiration porn, too maudlin, and you’re implying that a disabled life might not be a life worth living. “Ibelin,” the newest documentary from…

‘Suncoast’ Review — Even Laura Linney Can’t Save This Hulu Drama

The Big Picture Suncoast features excellent performances by Nico Parker, Laura Linney, and Woody Harrelson. The emotionally effective climax of the film leaves a lasting impact. The film is riddled with clichés, unconvincing friend characters, and an avoidance of deeper,…

‘Between the Temples’ Review — Jason Schwartzman, Carol Kane Keep the Faith

The Big Picture A cantor in crisis finds hope in an unexpected connection with his grade school music teacher who wants a bat mitzvah. The film's unusual sense of humor creates discomfort through awkward and cringey moments, though it doesn't…

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