First Time Pictures

This week on First Time Pictures, we’re diving into John Carpenter’s 1978 classic — Halloween. As two big John Carpenter fans, we couldn’t wait to revisit the film that defined the slasher genre. But there’s a twist — Julian isn’t exactly a horror fan, and he reluctantly watched this one. From the chilling score to Michael Myers’ silent menace, we break down what makes Halloween such an enduring masterpiece — and whether Julian made it through without covering his eyes.

This week on First Time Pictures, Anthony and Julian dive into One Battle After Another — the intense, action-packed film starring Leonardo DiCaprio that’s had everyone talking. As massive Leonardo fans, we were hyped to see this one hit the big screen, and it did not disappoint.

From the explosive opening to that jaw-dropping finale, we break down the movie’s craziest moments, the sharp performances, and how Leo completely disappears into his role. We also talk about what surprised us most, the scenes that had the whole theater reacting, and how this film stacks up against his other work.

Whether you’re a longtime DiCaprio fan or just love a movie that keeps you on edge from start to finish, tune in for our full breakdown, laughs, and first impressions of One Battle After Another.

On this week’s episode of First Time Pictures, we’re diving into Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle – Part 1: Akaza Returns. For both Anthony and Julian, this is a huge one. As massive anime fans who finished reading the manga over two years ago, the wait for this film has felt like forever. Now that the Infinity Castle arc finally makes its way to the big screen, we break down how the adaptation holds up, what it means for the future of the series, and why Akaza’s return hits so hard.

This week on First Time Pictures, Anthony and Julian dive into Ne Zha 2—the Chinese blockbuster that has officially become the highest-grossing film of all time. Before stepping into the sequel, we watched the original Ne Zha for the very first time, and it left us buzzing with excitement to see where the story would go next.

From the film’s dazzling mythology to its jaw-dropping visuals, we break down what makes Ne Zha 2 such a cultural phenomenon, how it stacks up to the first movie, and why audiences worldwide are connecting with this legendary tale. Whether you’re a longtime fan of Chinese animation or just curious about the hype, join us as we share our first impressions, favorite moments, and plenty of laughs along the way.

This week on First Time Pictures, Julian and Anthony—both die-hard Jamie Lee Curtis fans—finally dive into Freakier Friday (2025). Decades after Freaky Friday (2003), Tess and Anna (Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan) are back in this multigenerational body-swap whirlwind. With Anna’s daughter Harper and soon-to-be stepdaughter Lily thrown into the mix, the familiar magic collides with brand-new chaos.

From nostalgic callbacks and laugh-out-loud moments to heartfelt family drama and Pink Slip surprises, Julian and Anthony break down everything that makes this legacy sequel worth the wait. Tune in for first-time reactions, plenty of Jamie Lee Curtis love, and a deep dive into whether Freakier Friday lives up to the original.

This week on First Time Pictures, we’re teeing off with Happy Gilmore 2 ! Julian’s an unapologetic Adam Sandler fanatic, Anthony’s a comedy junkie, and together we’re breaking down every ridiculous swing, smack talk moment, and surprise cameo this sequel delivers We dive into the over-the-top gags, outrageous golf antics, and whether the follow-up lives up to the original’s legendary laughs. Grab your putter, your hockey stick, and maybe a helmet—things get wild out on the course.

On this week’s episode of First Time Pictures, we’re talking Fantastic Four – First Steps.

Coming off the high of the new Superman reveal, we’re turning our attention to the MCU—and more specifically, the long-awaited return of Marvel’s First Family. As lifelong Marvel fans, we couldn’t not talk about the Fantastic Four finally getting their shot.

We get into what makes this reboot so exciting, how it could shake up the MCU, and whether this is the start of Marvel’s big bounce back. Plus, some casting thoughts, multiverse theories, and maybe a little hope that this one actually sticks the landing.

Let’s see if Marvel’s still got it.

On this week’s episode of First Time Pictures, Anthony and Julian — two massive Superman fans — are beyond hyped as they sit down to talk about the brand-new 2025 Superman movie. From the cape to the casting, they dive into first impressions, what worked, what didn’t, and how it stacks up against past versions of the Man of Steel. Whether you’re a hardcore fan or just flying in for the popcorn, this episode is packed with love for all things Kryptonian.

On this week’s episode of First Time Pictures, we’re suiting up for Superman: The Movie (1978).

With the 2025 Superman reboot on the horizon, we’re going back to where it all began. Julian, watching for the very first time, experiences the magic of Christopher Reeve’s Man of Steel—while Anthony, who’s seen it more times than he can count, revisits one of his all-time favorites.

On this week’s episode of First Time Pictures, we’re talking The Green Hornet (2011) This one’s iconic for Julian—and a first-time watch for Anthony. With both of us being huge Seth Rogen fans, we dive into his take on the superhero genre, the wild action scenes, Kato’s badassery, and whether this film deserves more credit than it gets.