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Sure, on the beaches of LA, there are lifeguards aplenty. In some of the poorer countries in the world, there is No Lifeguard. July 25 is World Drowning Prevention Day, and they are releasing No Lifeguards two days ahead. The

Reacher remains one of the most unapologetically entertaining things on television, and long may it continue. Outside of this famous role, lead star Alan Ritchson seems to be carving out a decent niche for himself in an almost Statham-like area,

It used to be a bad sign when movies were shot and then remained on the shelf for a while. Now, in the age of streaming, it is simply scheduling. It means that you can find some mid-budget gems cropping

Amazon are backing a new adaptation of Stephen King’s novel Carrie. This one comes from the celebrated Mike Flanagan, the man behind The Haunting Of Hill House and Midnight Mass. This will be the first time the story has been

If you don’t like it, sue! It’s the American way. Some states don’t like the idea of Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery pairing up, so the lawyers have been called. U.S. state attorneys general are limbering up to try and

Friday the 13th introduced us to a new killer, Mrs Voorhees. The sequels went on to make her son the killer, Jason. It’s nice to keep things in the family. All of this happened at Crystal Lake. Paramount have released

A long time ago in a movie studio far, far away, Mel Brooks ripped off Star Wars with Spaceballs. Love it or hate it, it certainly left its mark on cinema. To quote John Hurt from the original: “Oh, No.

Digger sees Tom Cruise back in the saddle again with what appears to be an aged, Texan, Less Grossman-type character. The plot of Digger is thus: The most powerful man in the world embarks on a frantic mission to prove

Title: The Outrageous Okona Airdate: 12/12/1988 Plot Summary The Enterprise finds a ship in distress captained by Okona, a mischievous rogue, as Deanna dubs him, with a heart of gold. He needs some repairs and while waiting he decides to

It’s another Monday, and again, in the UK, there’s another heatwave. The only way I could get hotter and sweatier is if I got into Jessica Chastain’s underwear drawer. The only good thing that will cool you down is some

Unexpected news this morning. Sadly, Jurassic Park and Peaky Blinders star Sam Neill has died aged 78. The Northern Ireland-born New Zealand actor was best known for his leading roles in the Jurassic franchise and The Piano, and appeared in

Ahhh Warner Bros. Don’t ever change. The problem with the DCEU, why it utterly failed vs. the MCU, which was in its golden age back then, was because they tinkered it into a confusing mess. They simply couldn’t help themselves,

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