Disney Still Planning To Release ‘Black Widow’ In Theaters, But Maybe A Disney+ Option Isn’t A Bad Idea
After a full year of delays, Black Widow is still on course to be released this May. The news comes
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HBO Max’s Casey Bloys Discusses “One Voice” For The DC Multiverse
A new strategy for DC’s various media worlds may arrive with Peacemaker next year. While talking about a number of
Read moreFilm Review: ‘A Nightmare Wakes’ Nearly Induces Sleep
One of the first exposures to a sci-fi/horror story we all share is Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus (1818). If
Read moreLook Out For China’s New Animated Epic ‘Jiang Ziya’
Jiang Ziya is the newest animated film inspired by Chinese mythology. In it, top commander Jiang Ziya sets out to
Read moreLegendary Comics Announces ‘Godzilla Vs. Kong’ Publishing Program
March sees the release of Godzilla vs. Kong from Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures, pitting two giant monsters against
Read more‘Over the Garden Wall’ Creator To Adapt ‘Redwall’ For Netflix
According to Animation Magazine, Brian Jacques’ Redwall novel series will be adapted by Over the Garden Wall creator Patrick McHale for Netflix.
Read moreFilm Review: The Worth Of ‘The Little Things’
The Little Things has come a long way. The screenplay by writer/director John Lee Hancock (The Blind Side, The Highwaymen)
Read more‘Nimona’ Adaptation Culled As Disney Shuts Down Blue Sky Studio
We were afraid this day might happen. As Deadline reports, Disney has decided to close Blue Sky Animation Studio. The
Read moreOn The Run With ‘Cowboys’: Anna Kerrigan’s New Film Reviewed
Are they cowboys or are they outlaws? The police are looking for them, so that makes it hard not to
Read moreRyan Andrews’ Graphic Novel ‘This Was Our Pact’ To Become Animated Film With Peter Dinklage
Peter Dinklage will soon lend his voice his voice to a cartoon bear. Variety reports the Game of Thrones actor
Read moreThe Souls Of Brown Folk: Reviewing Netflix’s ‘The White Tiger’
Ramin Bahrani’s The White Tiger adapts Aravind Adiga’s 2008 Man Booker Prize winning novel. The novel itself, published as a
Read moreMichelle Rodriguez And Justice Smith To Play ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ With Chris Pine
Chris Pine‘s Dungeon & Dragon party is starting to form. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Michelle Rodriguez and Justice Smith
Read moreFive Nights With Nic Cage– Willy’s Wonderland Trailer
Nic Cage is back and this time he has to survive the night at Fazbear’s Pizzeria, um wait, I mean
Read more‘Justice Society: World War II’ Gets A Spring Release
Justice Society: World War II brings the superheroes of the Second World War to life in a unique way. As
Read moreKing Hu Double Feature: ‘Legend of the Mountain’ And ‘Raining in the Mountain’
Filmed back-to-back in South Korea (even simultaneously according to Grady Hendrix in his booklet essay, “The Dreamlife of Scholars”) from
Read more‘The Suicide Squad’ To Head For Corto Maltese In Upcoming Film
The Suicide Squad mission will see the team headed to the infamous island. On Wednesday, Warner Bros. Pictures released a
Read moreCatch A Glimpse Of ‘Marvel Behind The Mask’ In New Trailer
As we’ve said before, glossy behind-the-scenes documentaries are a special sort of catnip and the upcoming Marvel Behind The Mask
Read moreSundance 2021 Capsule Review: ‘Eight For Silver’
With Eight for Silver, Anthropoid director, Sean Ellis, tries his hand at a werewolf movie. Set in the late 1800s,
Read moreSomething For The Weekend: The Return Of Your Regular Weekly Round Up
We’re back!!! After a brief New Year’s hiatus we’re proud to be rolling out our new-look ‘Something for the Weekend’
Read moreBlu-Ray Review: Before ‘Princess Bride,’ There Was ‘The Court Jester’
Poison. Betrayal. A royal massacre. Sounds like Game of Thrones, but the same description actually applies to Melvin Frank and
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Franchise Expansion (Or Implosion): ‘Friday The 13 Part VII: The New Blood’
Franchise Expansion (or Implosion) is a column that looks at franchises that have new installments or releases forthcoming. In looking
Read moreFright Rags Celebrates Forty Years Of ‘Evil Dead’
It’s been forty years (FORTY?!?!!) since Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead hit the silver screen. Fright Rags commemorates the milestone with
Read moreHBO Max Sets ‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ For A March 18 Release
Zack Snyder‘s vision of Justice League is nearly upon us. HBO Max announced Friday that it will debut his version
Read morePeek Under The Hood With ‘Doc Brown’s Owners’ Workshop Manual’
Insight Editions is back with another deeper dive into pop culture lore. This time it’s taking a look at perhaps
Read moreDC Showcase 2021-2022 Short Film Slate Announced
The DC Showcase short film program will continue. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment announced Thursday the new slate of shorts to
Read more‘Judas And The Black Messiah,’ ‘Tom & Jerry’ And More Join The HBO Max Roster In February
February brings with it the first of Warner Bros. Pictures’ hybrid releases on HBO Max. The plan is ambitious and
Read more‘Godzilla Vs. Kong’ Moves To March 31
The title bought between the famous King of All Monsters and the Eighth Wonder of the World has been slightly
Read more‘Lovecraft Country’ Creator Misha Green To Helm ‘Tomb Raider’ Sequel
Could Misha Green lead Tomb Raider to a successful sequel? According to Deadline, the Lovecraft Country creator is willing to
Read moreNew, Female-Directed Horror Anthology From Australia: ‘Dark Whispers Volume 1’ Reviewed
Dark Whispers Volume 1 is “Australia’s first all-female horror anthology.” That means all ten stories, plus the wraparound story, are
Read moreThe 2021 Theatrical Calendar Begins To Slide; ‘Morbius,’ ‘No Time To Die’ Get New Release Dates
The major studios are once again moving their big 2020 releases out of the spring months. Starting late Thursday night,
Read moreThe Art of Anachronism: ‘Sherlock Holmes’ Revisited
Back in 2009, director Guy Richie (The Gentlemen) made a hardboiled adaptation of Sherlock Holmes starring Robert Downey Jr. Now
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