Joseph Jenkinson on why wrestling movies provide some of cinemas most emotional drama… Sports dramas have long occupied a unique place in cinema. Boxing gave us Rocky, baseball produced Moneyball and Field of Dreams, while motorsport has delivered everything from Rush to Ford v Ferrari. Yet one sporting subgenre remains strangely overlooked despite producing some […]
10 Marvel Villains Perfect for Tom Holland’s Spider-Man 5
Matthew Shepherd looks ahead with a selection of potential villains for Tom Holland’s Peter Parker in Spider-Man 5… Spider-Man: Brand New Day has fundamentally reset Peter Parker’s world. Operating without the safety net of Tony Stark’s technology, without his identity, and without the people who once anchored him, Tom Holland’s Spider-Man is in the most […]
10 Great World-Building Action Spectaculars You Need to See
Tom Jolliffe presents a selection of ten great movies (or franchises) with distinct world-building that make them unique… Action has been one of the most popular genres in cinema since a horse was first saddled and ridden at speed on screen. From cowboys to ninjas, spies to car thieves, the action genre continues to excite […]
Essential Domestic Thrillers of 1991
Casey Chong with a selection of essential domestic thrillers from 1991… 1991 may have been the year when The Silence of the Lambs dominated the thriller genre to both box office and Oscar glory. But it also marked a solid year for domestic thrillers that focus on the internal danger within marriage, family, and even […]
Is Natural Born Killers Actually Funny? Oliver Stone’s Savage Comedy and Why It Unsettles Us
Adam Page revisits Oliver Stone’s Natural Born Killers… I want to start with a theory I’ve long held about America and its relationship with its own ugliness: they love it. They love it the way a dog loves rolling in something smelly and dead; with complete and shameless abandon, every single time. Oliver Stone understood […]
Stand by Me at 40: The Story Behind the Masterful Coming-of-Age Classic
As the film celebrates its 40th anniversary, Hasitha Fernando looks at the story behind Rob Reiner’s iconic Stephen King adaptation Stand By Me… Stand by Me is often considered as one of the best movies to hail from the 1980s era and functions as a benchmark for coming-of-age dramas in cinema. Since its release fourdecades […]
10 Essential 1990s Road Movies
Casey Chong presents an essential selection of 90s road movies… The 1990s road movie tropes define its genre by focusing on the characters’ journey of self-discovery with thought-provoking themes from the search for freedom to identity, rebellion, adventure, and friendship. Depending on the movies, some of them lead to a positive end, while others culminate […]
If Marvel Recasts Blade, These 5 Actors Should Top the List
Joseph Jenkinson with five suggestions for Marvel Studios should they decide to recast Blade… Marvel Studios’ long-troubled Blade reboot has finally reached an unfortunate conclusion. After seven years of rewrites, director departures and production delays, lead actor Mahershala Ali has stepped away from the project altogether, bringing one of the MCU’s most turbulent developments to […]
Liam Neeson vs Jason Statham: Who is the King of Generic Action?
Liam Neeson and Jason Statham release generic action films regularly, but which of these titans of formulaic carnage reigns supreme? A week goes by, and there isn’t a new Jason Statham film. Yes, I know, it’s a disaster and will have you reaching for your Transporter DVD quicker than prime Usain Bolt doing a 100-meter […]
Ranking the Wild and Anarchic Looney Tunes Movies from Worst to Best
Casey Chong ranks the Looney Tunes movies from worst to best… The Looney Tunes cartoon franchise has been a mainstay for kids across multiple generations, stretching way back to the 1930s. Popular characters like Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, along with Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner, have made their mark as part of the […]
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