Trailer: Austin Butler And Zoe Kravitz Star In Darren Aronofsky’s New Film ‘Caught Stealing’
Darren Aronofsky is easily one of may favorite directors because of his work on Black Swan, Noah, and mother! Known
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Streaming and Screaming — ‘Jodorowsky’s Dune’
A decade has passed since the release of Jodorowsky’s Dune. The stranger-than-fiction documentary details the legendary unmade adaptation of Frank
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‘Trainwreck’ And ‘Titan: The OceanGate Disaster’ Top Our Netflix Picks In June
And just as quickly as it arrive, the year is halfway over. To mark the occasion, Netflix has sent out
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Buy ‘Adventure Comics’ #210 Facsimile Edition And Maybe You’ll Be Heading For The ‘Superman’ Premiere
If you pick up a copy of Adventure Comics #210 Facsimile Edition you could be heading for Hollywood. That’s right,
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Talking ‘Dark City Dames’ With Author And TCM Host Eddie Muller
Whether they were known for playing femme fatales (Audrey Totter) or the one person who might be able to change
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Welcome to the wekend and welcome to our regular fix of posts as chosen by the editorial team and starting,
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Commentary: ‘Blink Twice’ Is A Well-Made Film With Weak Writing
There are so many different aspects of a film that it’s almost miraculous when they all work together to create
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Streaming And Screaming: ‘Peninsula’
After being surprised by the emotional depth of the zombie action thriller Train to Busan, I decided to check out
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Commentary: ‘Thunderbolts*’ Is An Entirely MCU Creation
As the Marvel Cinematic Universe continues to grow, its stable of characters offers unique opportunities to tell different stories from
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Review: Steven Soderbergh’s Sleek Spy Romance ‘Black Bag’ Drops On Blu-ray
Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett are movie stars who both seem born to play sexy spies on the big screen,
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ICYMI: ‘Superman’ Trailer Offers Glimpses Of Clark, The Engineer, And More
Earlier today, Warner Bros. Pictures and DC Studios released the full trailer for Superman, the upcoming film from director James Gunn and
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Commentary: Studios Need To Make More Bottle Movies
Bottle episodes have an interesting history in television. They are isolated installments that take place in a single location, like
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Passing The Briefcase To The Next Generation — ‘The Blues Brothers: The Escape Of Joliet Jake’
The Blues Brothers universe will come roaring back to life over the next few years with forays into television, film,
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Calling All ‘Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls’ Fans: Russ Meyer’s ‘Motorpsycho’ Reviewed
In their commentary track film historian Elizabeth Purchell and filmmaker Zach Clark bring up that one of the films Motorpsycho
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Reviewing Fanhome’s Darth Vader 1:2 Scale Build-Up Stages 6-8
The third package in Fanhome’s Darth Vader Build-Up Subscription has arrived. This package contains build stages 6-8, and a slip
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Welcome to the weekend and another selection of posts from the previous week here on , starting with Erik Amaya,
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‘Marvel Future Fight’ Launches New ‘Thunderbolts*’ Inspired Update
Marvel Future Fight will receive brand new Thunderbolts* content timed with the release of the film. Players can look forward
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Review: ‘Thunderbolts*’ Is A Fun And Light Marvel Romp
Don’t get too caught up in what the asterisk means. Thunderbolts* has a lot more to it than that footnote indicator.
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Jet Li, John Woo, Tsui Hark, Chow Yun-Fat And More: Hong Kong Classics Finally In 4K From Shout! Studios
Fans of classic Hong Kong cinema should start saving their money for the coming summer. They’re in for a long-awaited,
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NHK World Japan Takes Us Behind The Scenes Of American Comic Book Anime
NHK World Japan takes us behind the scenes into the world of Anime adaptations of American comic books. With the
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Gareth Evans’s ‘Havoc’ Reviewed
Havoc is the long-awaited action thriller from Gareth Evans, the mastermind behind The Raid duology. The Raid films set a new gold
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‘Love, Death & Robots: Volume 4’ Tops Our Netflix Picks For May
May is here far too soon for out liking. It means the year is inching closer to the halfway mark.
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Arrow Video Will Unleash A Sylvester Stallone Classic, Lucio Fulci Zombies, ‘Narc’ And ‘The Stuff’ This July
Arrow Video’s recently announced physical media slate for July collects cops, criminals, zombies, Sylvester Stallone, and other cool genre “stuff,”
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Commentary: ‘Minecraft’ Cracks The Code For Video Game Adaptations
It’s no secret that video game films have struggled since their inception. Although the games themselves are hugely popular with
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Criminals Turned Warriors In Feudal Japan: ’11 Rebels’ Trailer
Directed by Kazuya Shiraishi, 11 Rebels follows ten convicts who are promised freedom in exchange for defending a small town
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Greatness Demands Sacrifice In The Mysterious Trailer For ‘Him’
Produced by Jordan Peele and directed by Justin Tipping, Him follows a promising young football player who joins an isolated
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A Samurai In Scotland: ‘Tornado’ Trailer
Set in 1790, Tornado follows the journey of a young woman who must confront the violent thieves who are chasing
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You’ve Heard Of Black Hats In Westerns But What About Denim? ‘Posse’ Reviewed
Part of the magic of watching movies is their ability to transport viewers to another time. That’s why a film
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Timeless Favorites And Hidden Gems — Talking ‘TCM Imports’ With Author And TCM Host Alicia Malone
As the host of TCM Imports, Alicia Malone has been celebrating and providing additional context and behind-the-scenes stories on foreign
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Storm King’s John Carpenter To Appear At August’s Midsummer Scream
Midsummer Scream, Long Beach’s Halloween and horror convention, is about to get a lot Halloween-ier. John Carpenter, the legendary director
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Double Alain Delon, Double The Fun: ‘The Black Tulip’ Reviewed
As film critic and author Simon Abrams brings up in his commentary, black tulips don’t actually grow in nature, so
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