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I was scrolling through Facebook the other day, wasting precious units of my finite existence, when I came across this:   It gave me an idea. Or rather, I showed it to Boba Phil and it gave him an idea.

I was looking forward to Buddy for all the wrong reasons. I’m not a well man, and I don’t just mean that when I hit 50, everything started to ache, and the noises I used to make in bed I

It’s a great Friday for me this weekend, as I’m on holiday! Next week I’ll be sunning myself on a nudey beach while drinking an exotic cocktail and watching the sun set over the horizon… at Bournemouth. So, for this

I am trying to write this article, but all I can think about are Chun-Li’s thighs. I have a problem. For God’s sake, focus, man! OK, here we go… Reviews are in for the new live-action Street Fighter movie and

Only yesterday, we reported on the Netflix lay-offs, as the organisation shed 6% of its workforce in one go. Now it seems more big changes are going to unfold at Netflix, and this time right from the very top. The

Everybody I speak to seems to be looking forward to a new movie in The Mummy franchise. Mostly because everyone seems to really like Brendan Fraser and wants to see him do well. The fourth movie is inching closer, and

He’s a man with a particular set of skills. They should have left him alone. Now, Jason Statham will keep bees, punch people, and growl in an accent that isn’t quite American and isn’t quite South London. The Beekeeper is

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

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