HBO’s True Detective series returns, steering us into the chilling mysteries of “Night Country.” This season unfurls amidst the frigid, desolate landscapes of Alaska,...
“The Continental,” with its promise of underworld dealings and bullet-riddled etiquette, arrives with the swagger of a hitman confident in his mark. Yet, as...
Where stories of assassins and their cold-blooded pursuits have become almost a rite of passage for directors, David Fincher’s “The Killer” emerges as a...
“Fall of the House of Usher”, while occasionally stumbling over its own ambition with heavy-handed social commentary, manages to weave a uniquely enjoyable tale...
In the spirit of Tom Clancy’s masterfully woven tales of high-stakes espionage, we return to the covert realm of Jack Ryan for its climactic...
In a high-octane teaser to the seventh installment of the “Mission: Impossible” franchise, Paramount Pictures and Skydance unveiled the trailer of “Mission: Impossible —...
Riding on the heels of the modern action film wave, “Kandahar” plays out like a geopolitical chessboard, with Gerard Butler navigating the shifting sands....
As forever fans of Christopher Nolan, we cannot wait for “Oppenheimer,” so excited to share the latest trailer. Plus we can’t get enough of...
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I love Liam Neesons, but even he can’t get me into a theater to see Unknown or Taken 2. That said, I was curious...
This post should actually be a whole bunch of posts but time is short so this will have to do: -Edgar Wright hosted a...
Let me say this, Igor Presnyakov is my new favorite artist. His cover of Lady Gaga’s Pokerface was incredible, his take on Michael Jackson’s...
With Will Ferrell on February 5th, the upcoming Julie Taymor / Bono & The Edge SPIDER-MAN and now this, Broadway seems to have more...
Makes me wish there was more movies in the works, even though the original was kinda boring. BTW, related Aki news, CG folks are...
Synapse Films, along with Blue Underground, are the two greatest DVD labels out there…not only re-releasing the best of cult and mondo films from...
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