Noah Hawley To Sit In Star Trek 4 Director’s Chair
Despite contract disputes which saw Chris Pine and Chris Hemsworth walk away from a previously planned fourth Star Trek film,
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MCM Comic Con Birmingham: Sean Astin Discusses Lord Of The Rings, The Goonies And More
Seems Sean Astin was the bigger draw than C3PO after all, judging by the full house for his Saturday afternoon
Read moreMCM Comic Con Birmingham: The Anthony Daniels/C3PO Panel
Straight out of the gate, Anthony Daniels shot into the audience and immediately got stuck in with questions to them!
Read moreThe Rhythm Section’s First Trailer Promises An Emotional Revenge Story
The Rhythm Section takes on an established genre with a new level of grounded emotion. The archetype of women using
Read moreBlack Adam Finally Has A Release Date!
It almost seems impossible, but Black Adam is finally on the DC Comics film schedule! As revealed by star and
Read moreSpike Lee Set To Direct Prince Of Cats Adaptation
The adaptation of Ron Wimberly’s Prince of Cats finally has its director: Spike Lee. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the
Read morePedro Almodovar’s Pain & Glory is Sweet & Melancholic
Pedro Almodovar‘s new film Pain and Glory (or Dolor y Gloria in Spanish) is a lovely paean to filmmaking,
Read moreSonic The Hedgehog Issues Fixed In New Trailer
Sometimes, you just don’t monkey around with a good design. This was the lesson learned by Paramount’s upcoming Sonic the
Read more“Scoob!” Trailer Hints At A Hanna Barbera Shared-Universe
Scooby-Doo returns to the big screen just in time for the adorable dog’s 50th anniversary. The film, titled Scoob!, is
Read moreNewcomer Jayme Lawson To Join The Batman In An Undisclosed Roll
While we may not known Jayme Lawson’s role in The Batman just yet, we may have a pretty good guess.
Read moreA Slower, Sweeter Goodfellas: Scorsese’s New Film The Irishman is Extremely Satisfying
At three and a half hours in length (with no intermission), I expected that the sold out cinema audience
Read moreMarvel, Scorsese, And Cinema: Why We Should Listen
In his opinion piece for the New York Times Martin Scorsese critiques the current film landscape of non-stop Marvel movies.
Read moreThe Warrior And The Sorceress Is Your Weekend Cheesy Movie
Cheesy movies are a special joy. Despite an earnest attempt to create compelling stories, filmmakers often miss the mark. Some
Read moreListen To My Art Podcast Ep. 23: Tito and Tim Spoil The Joker Movie
On this episode of Listen To My Art I chatted with my good pal Tim Yasi about the Joker movie.
Read morePutting The “Dangereuses” In “Les Liaisons Dangereuses”
According to the opening credits of Roger Vadim’s Les Liaisons Dangereuses, marriage is a game of chess, but you can’t
Read moreNetflix Grabs Cullen Bunn And Jack T. Cole’s The Unsound
Netflix’s commitment to adapting comic books continues. Deadline reports the streaming service has won the film rights to Cullen Bunn
Read moreDoctor Strange Sequel Will Have Ties To The Disney+ Loki Series
It took some time, but Marvel TV shows will finally connect to the films in concrete ways. While talking with
Read moreStarting Christmas Early With The Holly And The Ivy
There’s a reason it’s called The Holly and the Ivy and not “holly jolly” (a name I’ve mistakenly called this
Read moreA Broken Marine And A Defective Synthetic Take On Weyland-Yutani In Aliens Defiance Vol. 1 Library Edition
An AWOL Colonial Marine battles aliens and her fears in the deepest corners of space to protect humanity from the
Read moreInto the Spider-Verse Sequel Set For 2022
Miles Morales returns to theaters on April 8th, 2022 According to The Hollywood Reporter, Sony has set that date for
Read moreA Third Ant-Man Film Is On The Way With Director Peyton Reed Signed To Return
Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) may have pulled off the biggest heist in history by time-traveling to get the Infinity Stones,
Read moreMeet Our New Editor-in-Chief Erik Amaya & Senior Editors James Ferguson And Olly MacNamee
Comicon opened its gates with a re-launch almost 3 years ago, in January of 2017, but it would be several
Read moreReview: The Lighthouse is Anything But Light
The Lighthouse, Robert Eggers‘ second feature film (the first being the outstanding The Witch), is not going to appeal to
Read more80 Years Of The Bat – Pixelated Shadows: A History Of Batman Video Games, Pt. 1
80 Years of The Bat is a column created to celebrate the 80th anniversary of one of the most
Read more80 Years Of The Bat – Pixelated Shadows: A History Of Batman Video Games, Pt. 1
80 Years of The Bat is a column created to celebrate the 80th anniversary of one of the most
Read moreThe Benioff & Weiss Star Wars Trilogy May Have Been A Casualty Of The Streaming Wars
While the streaming wars have been mostly a cold war affair, Star Wars may be a flashpoint in the coming
Read morePFF 2019: Atlantics; So Long, My Son
The 28th Philadelphia Film Festival Coverage, Part 3 Atlantics Directed by Mati Diop Screenplay by Mati Diop and Olivier Demangel It can be tricky
Read moreJojo Rabbit Is A Crowd-Pleasing Marvel
It’s great to see a movie that lives up to its hype. Having won the People’s Choice Awards at this
Read moreGame Of Thrones Executive Producers Walk Away From Their Star Wars Plans
For some, the departure of David Benioff and D.B. Weiss from Star Wars is nothing but a cause for celebration.
Read morePlanet Of The Nerds Lands At Paramount Players
As early cheerleaders of AHOY Comics, and continuing to champion them and the daring comics they put out we’d like
Read morePFF 2019: Flatland; I Lost My Body
The 28th Philadelphia Film Festival Coverage, Part 2 Flatland Written and Directed by Jenna Cato Bass Sometimes a character reveals
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