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Come Play – Blu-ray Review
Directing his first feature horror film, writer/director Jacob Chase is already at ease with making audiences uneasy. Chase’s less-is-more approach gives audiences a glimpse of the monster through the use
Godzilla vs. Kong trailer looks to be teasing popular monster
Godzilla vs. Kong is coming to theaters and HBO Max earlier this year, and today we finally have the trailer featuring the two iconic Titans duking it out in the
Mortal Kombat reboot movie gets 9 new photos featuring Sub-Zero, Scorpion, Liu Kang, Sonya Blade, Jax
Mortal Kombat is a popular fighting game franchise featuring gore and blood, and it was quite controversial with those against violence in video games. It has spawned live-action films and
Jean Grey gets an abstract X-Men fan film
Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige has plans for mutants in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it may be a while until fans get to them in a live-action project. In
Marvel Studios’ Kevin Feige confirms Deadpool 3 will be rated R and part of the MCU
With Disney buying out 20th Century Fox, fans weren’t sure what would happen to the future of Deadpool. During that time, Bob Iger assured that there would be a rated-R
New Star Wars fan film teaser trailer released by Sneaky Zebra
Star Wars has seen a lot of excitement with the rise of The Mandalorian on Disney+, and it has been continuing on with new fan films featuring fantastic production values.
Love and Monsters – 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Young adult films typically follow a pretty familiar formula. A young person full of self-doubt finds themselves and, in the end, find their first, true love. While Love and Monsters follow the
Star Wars meets Predator fan film features Bossk the bounty hunter
Do you remember that Trandoshan Bounty Hunter that made his first appearance in “Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back” back in 1983? Well, he’s come a long way since then
Pixar’s Soul: Jamie Foxx, Pete Docter on bringing jazz to the film
Soul is the latest film from Disney and Pixar, and it’s debuting exclusively on Disney+. Unlike Mulan, which premiered as a premium film on the streaming service, Soul is premiering
Another Round Review – Cheers to a Sobering Experience
Norwegian psychiatrist Finn Skårderud came up with a theory that humanity was born with a 0.05% deficit in alcohol in their blood. Thus, to find a kind of physiological balance,
Safety cast on the real-life story of Clemson University football player Ray McElrathbey
Safety is a sports drama inspired by the true story of former Clemson University football safety Ray McElrathbey (Jay Reeves), a young man who had to juggle sports, school, a
Wolfwalkers Review – The Leader of the Animated Pack
It’s no secret that the filmmakers behind The Secret of Kells and Song of the Sea are adept at adapting Celtic folklore for modern audiences. Their latest film, Wolfwalkers, is no different. Wolfwalkers is a movie that’s
Ip Man: Kung Fu Master Review – A Straight Kick to the Face
For the past couple of years, a brand new movie about Sifu Ip Man has come out during the holiday season. At this point, two things are a given around
Total Recall (1990) – 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Paul Verhoeven’s Total Recall encompasses what a typical Carolco film was like back in the day. It’s a big-budget film that features plenty of bloody action, cutting-edge special effects, and stars one
Wonder Woman 1984 first reactions are glowing
Wonder Woman is almost upon us, and it will be releasing in theaters and HBO Max on December 25th. A few members of the media have been able to watch
All My Life Review – Love is a Manipulative Tearjerker
A lot of movie watchers will go into All My Life with the mindset that they’re walking into a manipulative tearjerker expertly planned to appeal to sentimental audiences. For the
All My Life’s Jessica Rothe and Harry Shum Jr interview
All My Life is based on the true love story starring Jessica Rothe (Happy Death Day films) as Jennifer Carter and Harry Shum Jr (Glee, Shadowhunters) as Solomon Chau, an
Beverly Hills Cop 4K Blu-ray Review
Eddie Murphy made his big-screen debut with 1982’s 48 Hrs., a “buddy cop” movie that launched his career as a movie star. Two years later, he continued that tradition with