(Aharon Keshales & Navot Papushado, Israel, 2013)

This is a film review of Big Bad Wolves.

A revenge-minded father and a vigilante cop exert their own brand of justice on an alleged serial killer in this Israeli thriller.

A thriller from Israeli filmmakers Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado (Kalevet) peppers a grim story — vigilante cop tries to track down a child's murdere...

A thriller from Israeli filmmakers Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado (Kalevet) peppers a grim story — vigilante cop tries to track down a child's murdere...

In “Big Bad Wolves,” three vigilantes hunt for a child-killer and rapist.

In “Big Bad Wolves,” three vigilantes hunt for a child-killer and rapist.

A torture-cum-horror thriller in Hebrew may be a game changer in the fabric of acceptable Israeli film-industry tradition, but critics and audiences there ha...

This thriller plays like an extended tribute to the torture scene in "Reservoir Dogs," a description that alone should tell readers whether they'll find it a...

The new year has barely begun, but we’ll be hard pressed to find a movie as disturbing — on many levels — as the darkly comic Israeli thriller “Big B...

Cleverly nasty flick delivers its torture jolts with ruthless precision, but is also a rudely funny satire of a macho, paranoid culture

Despite its undeniable chops, this comic thriller from directors Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado never becomes more than a stylishly gruesome exercise.