Quite often, here at Last Movie Outpost, we have found ourselves making an unconscious distinction between “films” and “movies”. We don’t like it, but sometimes it just happens. The brain...

We’ve been sent a few indie trailers of late. Some interesting, some not so much. We’re all about sharing new and exciting projects, and who doesn’t want an indie movie...

You can be the exotic flavor of the month, a celebrated filmmaker whose movies are characterized by their emotional complexity, eroticism, and lavish visuals. You can be the recipient of...

After making the move from Erinsborough to Asgard, Chris Hemsworth is set to get wet. Hemsworth (Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, numerous Thor movies) is set to star in the...

A new horror is on the way, The Ritual, starring Al Pacino and Dan Stevens. There is a new trailer online. The Ritual (not to be confused with the 2017...

Title: Whom Gods Destroy Airdate: 1/3/1969 Plot Summary Kirk and Spock beam down to a mental asylum colony to deliver supplies where they find they were tricked, and a dangerously...

We’ve said it before, there’s a big difference between The Rock and Dwayne Johnson. This time around, Johnson is playing MMA and UFC fighter Mark Kerr in The Smashing Machine...

The Swimmer (1968) sees Burt Lancaster trapse about the screen in bathing trunks for ninety minutes. Viewers get more of a 52-year-old male physique than they need, complete with body...

I had the chance to sit down and talk to Natja Brunckhorst, the director of Two to One, for which we recently had a trailer for. We had an email...

We were sent a trailer for Two to One a little while ago, and it looked interesting. Not only were we sent a screener, but we also had a chance...

Who doesn’t love a magic show? Anyone over 8 years old, that’s who. However, Now You See Me has been ‘magic’ to the audiences, so much so, there is a...

Zach Cregger, director of Barbarian, has a new movie coming out. Simply called Weapons, it has an interesting premise. Wading through horror movies, trying to find something good, is hard...

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...