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Last week, when writing up my newfound appreciation for Patrick Swayze, I was reminded of a movie of his that everyone seems to have vaguely remembered seeing, but couldn’t tell you much about it – Next Of Kin. It’s been
Ahh, Friday, the start of the weekend. We can all happily park our bums on the sofa and watch movies, movies, movies, and TV series, TV series, TV series. The problem, as always, is what to watch over the weekend.
Good news for Paramount in the world of bids for Warner Bros. Bad news in the world of horror sequels. The reviews are in for Scream 7, and they are not good. It is currently sitting at 42% on Rotten
Having finally upgraded from a PS4 to a PS5 in the past few months, I have turned on the console and played a game all of about two times. I think I am ready to accept that I have just
Never come between an Ellison and their prey. Especially if hugely expensive Oracle finds itself getting sidelined by AI and Blockchain, while struggling with high debt levels, the family will need something else to focus on, and it looks like
It’s not all that often I look forward to something, even something I want to see in the cinema. However, Backrooms is something I’m looking forward to. We reported a while ago that Backrooms had a feature production on the
To kids of a certain age, Mortal Kombat was the most bloody, violent video game ever. There have been a few attempts at a movie; the last one got a sequel and a sequel. We had the first trailer a
What can you say about The Thing that hasn’t already been said? Well, quite a lot apparently, especially in a new documentary about John Carpenter’s classic from 1982. 5 hours of The Thing! Yes please! The Thing Expanded has been
Awards season is supposed to be a celebration of art, with the ego of those involved given a thorough stroking, all while wearing couture that costs more than a three-bedroom house in Normo Town. Instead, thanks to the BAFTAs earlier
Hollywood flogs so many dead horses that the American Humane Society would be the most in-demand agency in town, if it was not just a figure of speech. Yet dead horses they will continue to flog, like Spider-Man. Or, to
After all the rumors about Bradley Cooper and Austin Butler, it seems Leonardo DiCaprio’s co-star for Heat 2 will be Christian Bale. According to entertainment journalist Jake Hamilton, Bale has signed on. He claimed Bale told him he will be
Joker: Folie a Deux…or, as Arthur Fleck might say, “Joker: Folie a Dookie, amirite?” Okay, maybe he wouldn’t say that. His humor trended more highbrow. Rather, Arthur would laugh to himself as he perhaps thought of that joke and then
