The Trocadero was a tourist trap entertainment centre just off Picadilly Circus in London. It hosted a multiplex movie theatre back when they were the preserve of only major cities...

Hawkzino is back with another of his giant spider movie reviews. You wouldn’t think there are so many, but Hawk keeps finding them. This time, it’s Ator – The Fighting...

Break out your espadrilles, roll up your sports jacket sleeves, and fire up the worst Ferrari to come out of Maranello for a generation. Miami Vice is back! The all-time...

Title: Elaan Of Troyius Airdate: 12/20/1968 Plot Summary In Elaan Of Troyius, the Enterprise is used to ferry the Dohlman of Elas to Troyius to take part in a wedding...

Another Monday, another week of work, will this nightmare ever end? It seems like it happens every seven days, we should start a petition to move Monday to another day...

Pedro Pascal is no stranger to, shall we say, hasty social media reactions. He once infamously shared a photo he claimed was related to children being caged at the US...

Just like Kevin McClory and James Bond, it seems whenever there is a Superman project in the offing, somebody from Joseph Shuster’s family appears with a lawsuit. The overseas release...

This was sent to us, but I don’t think it’s an indie movie, as the cast is pretty big. Here is a trailer for Juliet & Romeo. Be warned, it...

Sinners continues to do remarkable business for an R-rated horror movie. Domestically, it pulled in $45 million according to Box Office Mojo. This means a second-week drop of only 6%...

Amazon MGM Studios has set a date for the new version of The Thomas Crown Affair. This version will star Michael B. Jordan and Taylor Russell (Lost In Space, Bones...

The Accountant 2 continues to try to make a case the Predators were on to something when they tried to weaponize autism in Shane Black’s 2018 entry. Ben Affleck returns...

We had the trailer for Bullet Train: Explosion recently and it was basically ‘Speed on a Train’ or, for the more cultured, the episode of Father Ted with the milk...

I was looking forward to Havoc, I just said in the Something for the Weekend thread, that having Tom Hardy and Gareth Evens together is a good thing. Overall, it’s...

Being a parent, I cannot avoid SpongeBob SquarePants. However, as I am also massively immature, its silliness and self-awareness appeal to me. I wish I could say the same about...

Title: The Empath Airdate: 12/6/1968 Plot Summary The Empath begins with the Enterprise comes to a science station that’s been studying a star that’s about to go nova. When they...

Yes, it’s Friday, the start of the weekend. I imagine you’ve all been working very hard at work, listening carefully to your boss, sending polite replies to those emails and...

Many Outposters could be tempted to agree with Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos as he once again talked down the theatrical experience. Outposters of a certain age know that, while their...

You can have a major star like Ryan Gosling, and a director like Shawn Levy coming off the back of Deadpool & Wolverine, but another sign of just how tarnished...

We had the trailer for Locked up a little while ago, and it looked interesting. I’ve said it before, but I’m always fascinated by movies with very little cast. Locked...

Ahh, Amazon Prime Video! Many, many years ago there were movies that would mostly get their legs on VHS home rental. Our insatiable appetites for home viewing, as little Outposters...