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A couple of weeks ago, we reported that production on The Batman: Part II was paused in London as director Matt Reeves had to attend to a personal matter. Shooting was about two-thirds done, but there was still a way
The new RoboCop television series is spinning up at Amazon, and the director James Wan (The Conjuring, Aquaman) has revealed that he’s been working with original movie director Paul Verhoeven on the project. Wan was appearing at the BlumFest panel
It’s a weird time in Hollywood right now. The cinema is making a bit of a comeback, so streaming services are suffering a little. Like poor old Netflix. According to Variety, Netflix is laying off around 1,000 employees, which represents
More news from the DCU today. This time from the murkier end, a world away from the bright colors and hopeful tights of heroes like Superman. The world of characters like Clayface and Swamp Thing. First up, an interview has
It was all the way back in March 2024 that we first reported on this curious sounding-new survival thriller – Whalefall. Have we really all been here, as Outposters, for that long? Even longer, you say? Who would have ever
Carrie is now streaming online, and I binged the entire thing. If you want the nutshell version, I would say ‘a confused mess’. Read on, and I will explain why. Mike Flanagan is a talented movie maker. I wasn’t looking
Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. Is it me or does that sound like a 70s prog rock song? “Next up on Classic Rock we have Dr. Strangelove with How I Learned to Stop Worrying
The phenomenon that was Girls passed me almost entirely by. I think it landed and became a “thing” when I was living the high life as a single man between relationships so I never had to sit through it. If
I was looking forward to Hope after I saw the first trailer. Guns, aliens, a cute Asian chick; what’s not to like? It didn’t play at my local cinema, but it’s now on VoD, so I sat down to watch
I’ll be ready! The words that used to herald an entertaining hour of sun-kissed beach babes and increasingly implausible situations of peril. Baywatch was prime TV dad-porn in a time before the internet. Well, it’s back. Judging by this trailer,
There’s been a growing trend in the past couple of years to sell ‘cool’ popcorn buckets at the cinema. I find this amusing for several reasons. Shut Up And Take My Money! These buckets cost a lot. I haven’t seen
Just my personal opinion, and I have been known to be wrong quite a lot, but I just can’t shake the feelings of developing flop around this new Narnia series. The last attempt to make these books into movies fizzled
