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It’s been a long time since we saw Betty Boop, boop-boop-a-doop. Originally created by Grim Natwick, at the request of Max Fleischer, in the 1930s. She became a ‘pop sensation’ and appeared in 90 theatrical cartoons. Betty was a Jazz
Netflix’s Adolescence sparked a real debate when it screened. It was held up as “important”, shining a light into the rise of so-called “incel culture”. On the other side of the debate were child psychologists and educators, decrying that the
It is now nearly the end of May. The Iran-Israel-US War started in February and now seems locked in a perpetual state of ceasefire as the US wants out, but no further because Iran won’t do what is demanded. And
Title: Home Soil Airdate: 2/22/1988 Plot Summary The Enterprise makes a visit to a terraforming station but the leader of the scientists is acting very suspicious and doesn’t want them there. They decide to investigate. The rest of the scientists
*sigh* We reported last year that FX had ordered a TV series of Very Young Frankenstein. Well, it’s now been cast. Based on Mel Brooks’ classic comedy, Young Frankenstein, it’s going ahead with Brooks’ blessing. The bad news is, Takia
You know the drill by now Outposters, as you are superior online movie beings. You know how the game is played. First come the social media reactions from digital outlets and blogs, usually from the premiere or special screenings. Then
It’s happening! It’s really happening! Way back earlier in the year there was news that King Conan might actually happen. The long discussed, often promised but never delivered sequel to the much-loved Conan The Barbarian (and less loved Conan The
Funny the things you find when you log into the internet. I’m browsing YouTube, and I see a trailer for Hen. That must be AI, I think to myself, but no, it’s real. After watching the trailer, I actually thought
Indie movies are interesting; sometimes, they can really surprise me. Then there are movies like Voidance, which do not surprise me. I hate reviews like this. On the one hand, I understand how indie movies are important. They have more
There is going to be a lot of this in the coming weeks, so we had better strap in. A lot of what? A lot of names being floated like balloons as a potential new James Bond, but it’s an
Nicholas Winding Refn is something of a head scratcher as a director. Bronson was genuinely different, then Drive seemed to hit almost every mark, taking arthouse mainstream. Then, by the time you got to the end of Only God Forgives,
We don’t talk about our feelings much here on the Last Movie Outpost. The closest we get is a confession. The indie trailer we have today is about dealing with dementia, Familiar Touch. Dementia isn’t something I’ve had to deal
