The Art of Spain Rodriguez Featured, Reviews Film Threat
AWARD THIS! 2023 NOMINEE! Susan Stern’s documentary on her late husband, Spain Rodriguez, is an homage to a man of talent and conviction. For anyone who has ever had a connection to comic books, Bad Attitude: The Art of Spain Rodriguez will…
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A Suspenseful Drama With A Stunning Lead Performance
Summary "The Teacher's Lounge" is an intense and thrilling school-based drama that explores the lack of trust between students and teachers. The film builds tension and suspense masterfully, focusing on the fallout of the crime rather than the actual perpetrator.…
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Vishal Bhardwaj’s KHUFIYA Falls Short Of Being A Great Spy Thriller
Vishal Bhardwaj is a filmmaker I trust explicitly. He has had some of the best movies that have redefined storytelling in the Hindi Film Industry. From his adaptations of Shakespeare to his original films, he’s an auteur filmmaker, and his…
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Showtime’s Romance Lets Down Too Many Characters
The Big Picture Fellow Travelers sheds light on the echoes of homophobia and the lasting impact it has on individuals and relationships. Starring Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey, this historical romance series focuses on their characters' years-long relationship. The series…
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The Horror Crowd Featured, Reviews Film Threat
AWARD THIS! 2023 NOMINEE! Behind some of the meanest movies on the market are the nicest people, and you will get to meet them all in Ruben Pla’s surprising documentary The Horror Crowd. The writer-director has gathered together all his buddies in…
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Cobweb Review: Spooky, Self Aware and Entertaining
We’re a little late to the party with this one but thanks to Lionsgate for sending over a screener so we could get up to speed with this latest 2023 horror offering! Here’s our Cobweb review. Young Peter is plagued…
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Aligned Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Love is a friendship that catches fire. Writer-director Apollo Bakopoulos’ radiant debut feature Aligned shows how fun seeing the sticks rub together can be. Aeneas (Panos Malakos) is a modern dancer in Greece who can’t give himself a break. He is always…
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Storage Locker Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Nowadays, there are a great number of films that seem to hold viewers’ boredom in contempt. So, for a while now, before buying a ticket or streaming, I have to check how long the film is. I’ve stopped feeling bad…
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Five Nights at Freddy’s Review
Can a work of horror be successful if it’s not especially scary? This is the question that Five Nights at Freddy’s poses. Not just Emma Tammi’s film, but Scott Cawthon’s creation on the whole. The Five Nights at Freddy’s games…
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The Terror Of The Tiger: Ravi Teja As “Tiger Nageswara Rao”!
Hirnon Ka Shikaar Karne Waale Baagh Ko Dekha Hoga.Kabhi Baaghon Ka Shikaar Karne Waale Baagh Ko Dekha Hain Kya?During the 1970s, the realm of terror plagued the small town of Stuartpuram in Andhra Pradesh, India. It was the terror of…
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‘Freelance’ Review — John Cena & Alison Brie Get Lost in Weak Action-Comedy
The Big Picture Freelance is a disappointing action-comedy with poorly executed action, unfunny jokes, and inconsistent pacing. The film suffers from a lackluster script that fails to utilize the talents of John Cena and Alison Brie. Despite its ambitions, Freelance…
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‘Suitable Flesh’ Review — Heather Graham Elevates Bloody Body Swap Thriller
The Big Picture Heather Graham and Barbara Crampton deliver outstanding performances in the chaotic and erotic horror film Suitable Flesh, showcasing their ability to instantly change personalities while maintaining the same mannerisms of the unknown spirit. Director Joe Lynch's purposeful…
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